Mona Zack defends herself in a “money grab” case
After it was reported in the press that his funds were seized in 3 banks and his name rose to the top of the “trend” in Egypt on Wednesday, the Egyptian artist Mona Zaki broke his silence in the past hours and published a statement in which he expressed his displeasure with the “word of declaration” issued by the lawyer of the buyer of his previous apartment. It is time for him to respect the decisions of the judiciary.
Zaki responded to the news by confirming his money had been seized in 3 banks and that he was ordered to pay 3 million and 630 thousand pounds (USD equal to 51 Egyptian pounds) in a legal dispute over an apartment sold in the Mohandis neighborhood of Giza. In a press release issued Wednesday evening.
Mona Zaki said: “The incident dates back to about 3 years ago, when the buyer of Mona Zaki’s apartment was surprised to find that the object of the legal dispute was part of the property mortgaged to the bank as security for a financial loan obtained by the property company.
The Egyptian artist added in a statement: “At the beginning of 2023, the apartment was sold for less than half the price, given that there is a mortgage on the entire property and that the apartment has a share in this mortgage, in addition to the fact that it took in good faith what obligates the company to pay the debts to convince the buyer.”
Mona Zaki continued the statement and said that “he tried to order the company with the creditor bank and this is clear from the seventh clause of the agreement dated 25.1.2023, after which he was surprised that the buyer, without his knowledge, paid the bank’s debt, redeemed the mortgage, which harmed the negotiations between their company. Instead of going against him.”
He noted that “the buyer also filed a lawsuit against him to demand the payment of the mortgage in breach of the terms of the contract between them, as if he forced him to pay the mortgage before he was obliged, and that in doing so he benefited the current indebted company, unintended good faith. 2025 was heard in the North Giza Civil District and ordered in absentia Payment of more than £3 million of the mortgage and the court did not charge interest and compensation as he said.
As soon as he learned about the decision, Mona Zaki filed an appeal No. 16752 BC. 4865 of the year 96 And it is still pending in the Court of Cassation and a substantive hearing has not yet been scheduled,” Describe it said.
Mona Zaki accused the other party of “provoking and formulating his statements, which are offensive to him and he is always careful not to violate the sanctity of his private life, in addition to his good reputation in public life and among his colleagues, emphasizing his respect for court decisions.” According to his expression.
Asharq Al-Awsat could not get a quick response from a lawyer for comment on Mona Zak’s statement for the buyer of the unit subject to the legal dispute.
Technically, Mona Zaki is waiting for her latest drama series, Tala’ Nazl, which will soon be released on the Shahid platform, while the film The Jeweler is currently in theaters with artiste Mohammad Hennedy.