Feel free, 'If we had known that we wouldn't have signed the apartment, only after we got the key did we get it.'
Okay? Write a nervous email! ".
- During Shiovitz's testimony, he was played the recording, and he confirmed his statement (p. 13, s. 12). He was also asked by the court whether he had explained to the plaintiffs that it was parking in another building, he replied that he did not remember (ibid., paras. 34-35). In addition, he was shown pictures of the neighborhood "model" N/2-N/3, which was claimed to have been shown to the potential buyers, as well as a picture of Building 18-N /4, the witness generally confirmed that this was shown to potential buyers, but did not confirm that he was the one who presented the model to the plaintiffs (p. 18).
At the same time, he testified regarding the definition of adjacent parking as follows: "What is adjacent parking? There are parking spaces that do not touch the building [...] but depending on the proximity, again, adjacent parking is a very, very large definition." (page 24, lines 4-6).
From a look at the photos that were presented, it seems to me that a potential buyer finds it difficult to understand that we are dealing with parking in a different building and on a different level. This figure should have been clear and clear, even in the texts.
- According to Shafir, the plaintiffs signed the agreement and the drawings, but chose not to examine the drawings and plans. In addition, counsel Shafir refers to the court's expert opinion (p. 24 of the opinion).
- In my humble opinion, what was said in the opinion in the framework of the hearing should be reflected in full:
"First of all, I will note that the plaintiffs' claim constitutes a legal issue that is referred to the court's decision.
The court will decide whether the plaintiffs are entitled to compensation following the claim that at the time of signing the sale agreement, there was already a building permit and the plaintiffs could (theoretically) review it or hire the services of a professional to review it for them before signing the agreement.