According to the information revealed by our colleagues from Parisian, on Sunday June 19, the house in which Alexia Daval died will be entirely owned by her parents.
She died in this house. In October 2017, Alexia Daval lost her life at her home, killed by her spouse, Jonathann Daval. According to information from Parisianunveiled on Sunday, June 19, the crime house now belongs to the family of the young woman. “Alexia’s parents had only one real claim, it was to recover this family home, a place of both happiness and tragedy. declared Gilles-Jean and Jean-Hubert Portejoie, lawyers for the parents and sister of Alexia Fouillot.
Located in Gray-la-Ville, in Haute-Saône, theThe pavilion had found itself in a legal battle between Jonathann Daval, the husband of the deceased and his parents. Indeed, after the death of Alexia Daval, the house belonged to her killer up to 50%. The other half had then returned to his parents and his sister. But according to the Civil Code, the final conviction of Jonathann Daval for the murder of his wife prevents him from owning his house. Thus, the family of the deceased had attacked their former son-in-law, forcing him to sell them his share. On March 8, the Vesoul court accepted this decision.
Jonathann Daval did not object to this decision
Estimated at €170,000, the property will be sold to Jean-Pierre and Isabelle Fouillot, the two parents of Alexia Daval. For his part, Jonathann Daval did not oppose this decision. This sum will then enter into the compensation of the parents of the deceased, since their former son-in-law was sentenced on appeal to pay them €160,000 in damages, those who demanded €800,000. But justice had dismissed the uncles and aunts of the family who had not demonstrated, according to justice, “bond of affection” with Alexia Daval.
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Alexia Daval’s parents
“Alexia’s parents had only one real claim, it was to recover this family home, both a place of happiness and tragedy”, declared Gilles-Jean and Jean-Hubert Portejoie, lawyers parents and sister of Alexia Fouillot.
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Alexia Daval’s parents
Located in Gray-la-Ville, in Haute-Saône, the pavilion had found itself in a legal battle between Jonathann Daval, the husband of the deceased and his parents.
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Alexia Daval’s parents
Indeed, after the death of Alexia Daval, the house belonged to her killer up to 50%.
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Alexia Daval’s parents
The other half had then returned to his parents and his sister. But according to the Civil Code, the final conviction of Jonathann Daval for the murder of his wife prevents him from owning his house.
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Alexia Daval’s parents
Thus, the family of the deceased had attacked their former son-in-law, forcing him to sell them his share.
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Jonathan Daval
On March 8, the Vesoul court accepted this decision.
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Jonathan Daval
Estimated at €170,000, the property will be sold to Jean-Pierre and Isabelle Fouillot, the two parents of Alexia Daval. For his part, Jonathann Daval did not oppose this decision.
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Alexia Daval’s parents
This sum will then enter into the compensation of the parents of the deceased, since their former son-in-law was sentenced on appeal to pay them €160,000 in damages,
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Alexia Daval’s parents
those who demanded €800,000.
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Alexia Daval’s parents
But justice had dismissed the uncles and aunts of the family who had not demonstrated, according to justice, a “link of affection” with Alexia Daval.