An unusual and unprecedented ruling was handed down this week in the Tel Aviv District Court, when Judge Tal Levy-Michaeli imposed a particularly heavy fine of 525,000 shekels on an apartment owner in Ramat Hasharon for unjustified stubbornness in a dispute over adjacent parking.
The case, which lasted for more than four and a half years, serves as a serious warning to those who try to exploit technical errors to their advantage while ignoring …
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An unusual and unprecedented ruling was handed down this week in the Tel Aviv District Court, when Judge Tal Levy-Michaeli imposed a particularly heavy fine of 525,000 shekels on an apartment owner in Ramat Hasharon for unjustified stubbornness in a dispute over adjacent parking.
The case, which lasted for more than four and a half years, serves as a serious warning to those who try to exploit technical errors to their advantage while ignoring …