AFIK & Co.
Attorneys & Notary
The Firm
About the Firm
Dedicated In-House Solutions
Inspired by Core Values
Fields of Practice
Latam – Spain – Israel Activities
Notarial Services
International Transactions and Disputes and Israeli “Soft Landing”
“Soft landing” services in Israel
European Law and Regulations
Data Protection Officer (DPO) Services
Privacy, GDPR, Confidentiality and protection of reputation
Mergers and Acquisitions
Business, Corporate and Joint Ventures
Commercial, Banking and Financial
Dispute Resolution
Capital Markets and Stock Exchange Regulations
Copyright, Trademarks Media and Artists
Real estate in Israel and around the world
High-Tech and Technology
Cryptocurrency, NFT and Web-3
Intergenerational Law (Trusts, Estates, Lasting Powers of Attorney, Parenting)
Labor Law
Maritime, Aviation and Transportation Law
Taxation and Government Incentives and Funding
Competition
Public Law, Elections Law and Tenders
Criminal Law
White-Collar Crimes
Military Law and Disciplinary Procedures in the Police and Prison Service
Traffic Law
Education and College Disciplinary Matters
“Soft landing” services in Israel
Notarial Services
Notarial Services
Apostillization and Execution of Documents for Use Outside Israel
Mobile Israeli Notary Services Outside of Israel
The Services and 2025 Rates fixed by the Ministry of Justice
Publications
Articles
Newsletter
Legal Updates
Press
Our team
English
עברית
Contact us
Legal Updates
Existance of all permits is a prerequisite for a tender
August 31, 2010
Print
Share
Published in
Afik news 058 15.09.2010
Print
Share
Related articles
December 24, 2025
There is public interest to publish suspicion of wrong doing by a business to its customers, suppliers and employees
Privacy, GDPR, Confidentiality and protection of reputation
Dispute Resolution
A marketer of cosmetics entered into a franchise and sales agreement with a supplier. After the relationship between the parties soured due to allegations of fraud by the parties, the marketer expressed in various forums, including to clients and suppliers of the supplier, offensive statements regarding the conduct of the supplier. The Court held that […]
December 8, 2025
Contractual liquidated damages that are above 10-15% of the contract value may not be enforced
Commercial, Banking and Financial
Real estate in Israel and around the world
Dispute Resolution
A Seller of rights in a plot (acquired from a receiver) undertook to complete the recording of the rights in his name within 40 days but the recording was affected only after six years. The purchasers demanded the full liquidated damages stipulated in the contract (ILS 150,000), which constituted approximately 28% of the transaction value. […]
December 6, 2025
A will shall be invalidated in case of involvement and undue influence by the beneficiary
Wills and Estates
Intergenerational Law (Trusts, Estates, Lasting Powers of Attorney, Parenting)
Dispute Resolution
A daughter, who inherited her late mother’s estate together with her sibling, sought to revoke the inheritance order due to a will in which the deceased bequeathed the entire estate to her. The Court dismissed the motion to revoke the inheritance order due to undue influence exerted on the testator. The Israeli Inheritance Law stipulates […]
December 3, 2025
A municipality may sometimes be obligated to pay a supplier even if no written agreement was signed
Public Law, Elections Law and Tenders
Dispute Resolution
A municipality refused to compensate a supplier for works performed in two projects at the order of the municipality, amounting to approximately ILS 850,000 due to the fact that no formal signed agreement exists, due to an election period and changes in the local administration. The Court partially accepted the claim and ordered the municipality […]
Facebook
Twitter
LinkedIn
Whatsapp