It is worth mentioning that although in the fee agreement, Thai undertook to act "...In the formulation of the rights holders in the western compound for the signing of a sharing agreement, the formulation of the remaining rights holders in the adjacent compound for the signing of an agreement for the promotion of a joint zoning plan that includes the western compound..." It was clarified, as stated, that Tai, who is the issuer and importer in it, purchased the remaining rights in the complex behind the applicants' backs, canceled the transaction for reasons that were not clarified, and these rights were repurchased by the Cuba company, which is also under Lifshitz's sole control, in a way that swept the rug under the group's aspiration to get all the rights holders to sign the sharing agreement - a purpose for which Tai's services were hired as a "manager".
Moreover, in his cross-examination, Lifshitz replied that "Tai, in her experience, is not a company that currently holds assets. Thai is a management company, what it does is project management, among other things for its subsidiaries. Cuba is a company whose purpose and foundation was to acquire assets. So therefore the purchase was made by Cuba" (pp. 28-29 of the transcripted transcript according to the upper numbering), and that "Thai at the beginning of its journey bought assets. At some point, it was decided that the assets would be held through subsidiaries. Under Thai there are quite a few subsidiaries of one percentage or another with assets of considerable sums of money. From a certain point to more or less the mid-2000s and... In 2014, 15 Chambers stopped purchasing assets directly and carried out its transactions only through subsidiaries or sister companies, and continued to focus only on the management of the various projects" (ibid., pp. 31-32 according to the Supreme Numbering), and confirmed that "... Tai has subsidiaries, has no real estate assets and had the property in Plot 2" (ibid., p. 35 according to the upper numbering).