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Civil Case (Tel Aviv) 45944-12-20 Helen Travis v. Global Guardianship Technologies (2010) Ltd. - part 66

June 23, 2025
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I am of the opinion that the concentration of the plaintiff's conduct as detailed above shows that she should be given some responsibility for her damages, which I estimate at a rate of 50%.  (See similarity Civil Case (Economic) 1664-12-15 Bracha Klein v.  Menkes Online Trading in a Tax Appeal [Nevo] (April 17, 2018) - where the plaintiff was charged a contributory fault rate of 40%, however, in my opinion, the circumstances in this case are more serious from the plaintiff's point of view).

Conclusion;

  1. The claim against defendants 1 and 2 (Global and Shabbat) is partially accepted, with the plaintiff's contributory fault rate at 50%. In light of this, defendants 1 and 2 will jointly and severally bear the plaintiff's damages at the rate of 50% of the amount of the claim ILS 3,659,100 (see paragraph 52 above of the judgment) i.e., in the sum of ILS 1,829,550 - together with linkage differences and interest as required by law from the date of filing the claim until the date of the actual full payment.
  2. In addition, defendants 1 and 2 will bear jointly and severally the plaintiff's attorney's fees at the rate of 25% of the amount of the judgment and will also bear, jointly and severally, the payment of the court fee at the rate of 50% of the amount actually paid by the plaintiff, together with linkage differences and interest in accordance with law from the date of filing the claim until the date of actual payment.
  3. The claim against defendant 3 is dismissed. I did not find that the plaintiff should be held liable for the expenses of defendant 3 since the defendants provided joint representation.
  4. The Secretariat will communicate the judgment to the parties.

Given today, June 23, 2025, in the absence of the parties.

Limor Bibi

 

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