On a date unknown to the accuser, after 4 May 2017 and on 12 December 2017, Inmar, his parents, the defendant, Majida and others met at Majda's home. At the meeting, the defendant presented Inmar with a false representation that he was acting as the seller's proxy in all matters relating to the sale of the land (hereinafter: the "misrepresentation"), and signed an irrevocable power of attorney for Inmar to act on his behalf in connection with the purchase of the land.
On this occasion, as part of the misrepresentation, the defendant presented the audience with a document entitled "Sale Agreement" in which it was written, inter alia, that the deceased undertook to sell the land to Inmar for a payment of ILS 39,000, without the knowledge and without the consent of the deceased or his heirs (hereinafter: the "Sale Agreement"). The defendant signed the sale agreement with Inmar, knowing that the deceased or his heirs had not authorized him to sell the land and that the actual consideration for the land was ILS 150,000.
On December 11, 2017, at Majda's home, Inmar paid Majda, in the presence of the defendant, ILS 90,000 in cash (hereinafter: "the payment") and undertook to pay the balance of ILS 60,000 in installments of ILS 3,000 each. Later, on a date unknown to the accuser, Majda handed over the payment to the defendant. The defendant and Majda, or anyone on their behalf, did not provide Inmar with a receipt or tax invoice for this payment.
In order to fraudulently transfer ownership of the land in the name of Inmar, the defendant forged many documents, including a form "Declaration of Sale/Purchase of a Right in Real Estate" to the Real Estate Taxation Authority, an irrevocable power of attorney (signed with a signature that was expected to be the signature of the deceased, as well as a signature that was expected to be the signature of the late Adv. Khalil Kayuf, who passed away on August 5, 2012). as well as a stamp bearing the details of Adv. Kayuf), a sale agreement and a request to register a warning note, which, based on all the forged documents, was immediately registered in the Land Registry.