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The Court of Appeals for Misdemeanors in Haram, Giza, has decided to postpone the appeal of singer Boussy against her prison sentences in cases related to bounced checks until October 13th of next year. This decision came after she submitted documents indicating a final settlement and the payment of 6 million Egyptian pounds to resolve her financial disputes, complying with an earlier ruling that required settling debts to halt the execution of the sentence. The issue dates back to a legal dispute that began in 2015, when Boussy was accused of issuing bounced checks in favor of her former husband, her late manager, and beneficiaries of his family. Multiple courts issued prison sentences ranging from 6 to 9 years in connection with these cases. Despite her attempts to appeal and question the signatures, the verdicts were enforced. The case continued to impact her artistic activity and restricted her freedom to travel until December 2025, when a court finalized a case concerning the forgery of a check worth 6 million Egyptian pounds aimed at financial blackmail.
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