The story was publicized in the “” program on the Polsat News channel. The woman admitted that she had not had an easy life. As a child, together with her parents and brother, she was exiled to Siberia. As he recalls, they could not take anything with them and, as they stood, they were thrown into the wagons. And although after the war she met the love of her life, recently fate has not spared her problems.
She lived in an apartment for 50 years and now faces eviction. “I’ll take my own life, but I won’t be thrown out of here”
When the war ended, the woman found love and married Edmund Beaver, who fell ill 13 years ago. To help her husband in his treatment, Halina took loans from parabanks. The man died, and the woman is still left with debts that she has to pay off. She found out about some of the loans she had taken out only after his death. As she admitted in the program, after paying all the arrears, she has PLN 300 to live on. She owes money not only to parabanks, but also to a housing cooperative with which she owes PLN 33,000. The cooperative applied to settle the debt or evict the tenant. “I will take my own life, but I will not be thrown out of here,” said the 85-year-old.
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When the bailiff heard the story of the 85-year-old woman, he withdrew from the bailiff’s execution. “Empathy will turn on in everyone”
Halina Bober’s case was taken over by bailiff Piotr Sikorski. She explains that there are several creditors to whom the senior is in arrears with payments, but only one of them directed enforcement against the property. However, when he went to Halina Bober, he did not have the heart to throw her out of the apartment. – If someone sees an 85-year-old person who is helpless, whose life has not been easy, and at the very end seems tragic, insurmountable, empathy will turn on in all of us – he said. The senior woman told how moved she was when the bailiff withdrew from the execution and offered help. “I was speechless and cried, I said: help me, I beg you not to be in the street,” she recalls. When Michał Fiuk, president of the “Wspólnota” Housing Cooperative in Będzin, heard the story, he assured that he would do everything to help her and would ask for the proceedings to be stopped.
Source: Gazeta
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