Being present at this house to conduct surveys and appraisal of disputed assets. This is a house related to the property inheritance dispute case of the late artist Vu Linh.
According to a reporter's source, the working session was conducted based on the Court's decision to request valuation, not spontaneous activities.
At the appraisal location, Hong Phuong's family and Ms. Vo Thi Hong Loan met during the process of the parties coordinating with specialized units to carry out work according to procedural requirements.
The basis for this appraisal session is Decision No. 1514/2026/QD-TCTĐG dated July 30, 2026 of the Appellate Court of the High People's Court in Ho Chi Minh City on requesting asset valuation.
According to the content shown in the document, the decision was issued based on Article 97 and Article 104 of the Civil Procedure Code, in the process of resolving a civil case on "asset inheritance disputes, requesting the cancellation of individual decisions and demanding houses for rent".
The court requested Saigon Valuation Co., Ltd. to conduct the valuation of disputed assets. This is a professional activity to determine the value of assets, serving the process of considering and resolving cases according to regulations. Here is the legacy assessment of artist Vu Linh.
It is known that the parties have been notified of the working session and are responsible for coordinating at the request of the prosecuting agency. The survey process at artist Vu Linh's house involved related people and representatives of the valuation unit.
The request for valuation is one of the measures to collect and verify evidence in civil proceedings. The results prepared by the specialized unit will be a source of documents for the Court to consider, along with the file and other evidence. This activity does not mean that the Court has issued a final ruling on ownership or inheritance division.
The dispute related to the heritage of the late artist Vu Linh has received much attention in recent times.
In the first-instance judgment previously announced, Hong Loan was determined to enjoy 85% of the inheritance value, while Ms. Hong Nhung was divided 15% of Vu Linh's inheritance. The inherited assets mentioned include houses and land at No. 5 Doan Thi Diem, Ho Chi Minh City; more than 3,000m2 of land in Thu Duc, Ho Chi Minh City and a car.
After the judgment, Hong Loan appealed, requesting a review of the inheritance that Ms. Hong Nhung enjoyed. Meanwhile, Ms. Hong Nhung's side also appealed against some contents of the first-instance judgment.
