A: that they have limitations, of course I agree that there are limitations,
Q: Yes, but I want to,
A: We gave land at a discount and determined under what conditions they would be able to realize this land,
Q: Yes,
A: Because the land is at a very discounted price.
The Honorable Judge: Are these restrictions that are routine to other ILA agreements and tenders?
A: No."
See also the testimony of Mr. Yaakov from page 125, line 11 to page 130, line 4, where he was required to address criteria typical of "buyer's price" tenders as opposed to "regular" ILA tenders (due to the importance of what Mr. Yaakov said in this context, his interrogation will be presented in detail and at length below):
"The Honorable Judge: I ask about restrictions in the context of who to sell, when to sell, how much to sell, if to sell, there are such tenders from the ILA that are not the buyer's price that my lord knows,
A: Usually not, There is... Let's say that recently some of the projects started to write as a comment that you have to remember to sell a certain percentage to the local residents, that this stems from our agreements with the local authority, umbrella agreements with a local authority, committed to 30 percent of the local residents or something like that, so even in regular tenders there are places that have started to put some kind of stipulation,
[,....]
A: But in essence, this is the idea of Mehir LaMishtaken, it's not in all tenders.
Q: Yes, so this point is an important point for this argument of yours in section 8 and therefore I want to... You did not attach to your affidavit an example of a regular tender that is not a buyer's price, I want to present for the purpose of the hearing to you and to the court, to the committee, sorry, an example of such a regular tender, to submit it and I will not turn there, I will explain why,