Double trouble for the octogenarian. In Verdun ( Maas ), a woman of 86 years will have to leave the house where she lived for nearly 40 years. The court gave this Thursday due to the owner who wanted to have her deported, even though it is his own son.
The conflict erupted in 2012 when it decided to sell the house for 125,000 euros . He had acquired seven years earlier to 42,000 euros, and had undertaken expensive work. The old lady unable to pay such a sum, she was ordered to leave the premises, she had challenged in court. But the District Court of Verdun had proved him wrong in June 2014, a decision upheld Thursday by the Nancy Court of Appeal.
The promise of power
remain until his death
In the courts, including the octogenarian had explained that his son had promised him to stay until his death. Above all, it considered that the asking price was exorbitant and was part of a fraudulent scheme to prevent him from buying the house, estimated between 75,000 and 82,000 euros by several notaries and real estate agents.
The other two son of the occupying and therefore brothers of the owner, had also offered to buy the house for 85,000 euros. But the seller, now exiled in Santo Domingo and who says he is in the grip of severe financial difficulties, had declined the offer.
Dispensed to pay attorney fees … his son
In its judgment, the Nancy Court of Appeal considered that the price could certainly be considered “excessive”, but that it not enough to “prove fraudulent intent and the intent to discourage tenant to acquire.”
However, the judges ruled that “the circumstances of the case and family relationship between the parties, “the old lady could be exempt from paying the legal fees of his son. The octogenarian reserves the right to appeal on points of law “which, in any event, would not suspend the decision of removal ,” said his lawyer, Frederique Meneveau.
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