Plaintiff 1 is entitled to capitalized lease rights in the 500 square meters marked in the plot drawing, and this is due to the fact that she is the sole heir of the rights in the land according to the will of her father Simcha Krauthammer and her mother's will.
Plaintiff No. 2 is entitled to capitalized lease rights of 430 square meters, by virtue of a gift agreement with Zehava Fuchs, which was reported to the ILA.
- According to the plaintiffs, it became clear to them in retrospect that the Family Court had conducted itself in the framework of the Family file 1405-09-10 A lawsuit relating to a family dispute between Malka Levy, the widow of the late Yechiel Levy, and Moshe Levy, and that as part of this dispute, the parties were referred to a mediation proceeding before the defendant, who drafted the mediation agreement and submitted Same On January 30, 2012, the court for the validity of a judgment (the second judgment). In the framework of The mediation agreement was reached by the parties that in practice contradicted the agreements reached by the parties in the framework of the first judgment. According to the plaintiffs, the second judgment, which was given 10 years after the first final judgment, was in fact a reversal of the judgmentVan.
The defendant did not ask the court to summon the other owners of the rights in the plaintiffs ' lands, including the plaintiffs, whom he knew about, and also recorded their names in the mediation agreement.
The plaintiffs also did not know in real time about the filing of the lawsuit, nor even about the existence of the mediation and the second judgment, despite the fact that they are a "required party" and despite the significance of the difficult results in the proceeding regarding them.
When the plaintiffs requested to approve the land plan with the local planning and building committee in Yehud and their request was rejected following the existence of the second judgment, the plaintiffs filed an appeal to the district committee, which was rejected due to the existence of the second judgment.