The court says Csaba Tarsoly's family must move out of their former house in Buda

The property has been used free of charge until now.

Until now, the family of former Quaestor leader Csaba Tarsoly had free use of a luxury villa in Buda, but they have to move after a court decision, writes HVG. Tarsoly's wife signed a contract with Twins Kft., which owns the villa, for unlimited use of the property in 2016, when the Quaestor empire had already collapsed and criminal proceedings had begun. Twins was itself part of the empire at the time, and then became the property of a Swiss co…

According to the court's decision, Csaba Tarsoly's family must leave the villa on Üdülő Street in Buda, which they have been able to use for free until now. The family of the former Quaestor leader is forced to leave the property after legal battles. The Tarsolys can still challenge the new ruling and run another round in court.

Until recently, the family of former Quaestor leader Csaba Tarsoly had free use of an exclusive Buda property. However, according to a recent court ruling, they must move out.