Reputational damage
- The plaintiff also claims compensation in the amount of ILS 50,000 for damage to reputation. The claim was made in vain and not proven. Reputation has not been proven, and reputational damage has not been proven. At most, this is a breach of a commercial business agreement that does not involve damage to reputation.
Therefore, the claim in this component is dismissed.
Conclusion
- The defendants will pay the plaintiff brokerage fees in the amount of ILS 247,800 plus linkage differentials and interest as of February 15, 2024 (the date of signing the second sale agreement).
In addition, the defendants will pay the plaintiff legal expenses and attorney's fees in the total amount of ILS 15,000.
When determining the expenses, which are on the lower side, I took into account that more than half of the claim was rejected, that the claim of entitlement to brokerage fees by virtue of the second brokerage agreement was not claimed in the statement of claim, and the plaintiff's claims andconduct as detailed above.
Given today, June 28, 2026, in the absence of the parties.