The aforementioned indicates that this is a woman who, during the years preceding the granting of the loan, was exposed many times to real estate transactions, including complex transactions.
- To all this must be added the testimony of the plaintiff's husband - Feldman - regarding the information he gave to the plaintiff prior to her signing of the loan agreement. In this regard, Feldman testified in paragraph 5 of his affidavit that at the time of taking the loan, he told the plaintiff that the loan was required for the purpose of refinancing the mortgage to Bank Leumi and for the purpose of the activity of the Builders and Protectors Company.
Similarly, the plaintiff's husband testified regarding the information he gave her on page 109 of lines 3-6:
"Adv. Giller: I mean, she knew in real time that you wanted to repay Bank Leumi's mortgage and inject money for the activity of builders and protectors, she didn't object, did she?
The witness, Mr. Feldman: Maybe I didn't sharpen it to her like, completely, but I definitely told her that."
The plaintiff's husband also testified that he gave the plaintiff information regarding the amount of the debt that is the subject of the loan, and he also testified regarding the explanations given to the plaintiff by him before he signed the appendices to the loan. Thus, on page 117, lines 13-14, Mr. Feldman testified:
The witness, Mr. Feldman: Ostensibly, ostensibly, I don't know how, in what way I told her that, but I told her, I told her that it wasn't, I didn't hide it from her that it was 2.5, it's all together.
He also testified on page 117, lines 32-43 that:
"The witness, Mr. Feldman: You ask me questions, I don't remember what happened back then, but I probably told her that I needed more money for the company and needed her signature on the story as well."
In the framework of the plaintiff's testimony, not only did the plaintiff not refute her husband's aforementioned testimony, but she confirmed it. Thus, on page 72, lines 3-15, the plaintiff confirmed her husband's words in his affidavit: