A compromise agreement that is basically an error that was not known to one of the parties will provide grounds for its cancellation

Landlords notified the tenants of the termination of the lease and prevented them from exercising an option, contending that they intended to sell the apartment.  In practice, the apartment was not sold but was rented to others at higher rents, and the tenants were forced to rent another apartment at a higher price. The Court […]

A co-owner of an apartment, who inherited half of his deceased father’s apartment, demanded that his half-sister pay him usage fees after she moved into the apartment with her partner and two children without his consent, even though her mother (the owner of the second half of the rights in the apartment) permitted her to […]

Rights holders held the land by virtue of a judgment and a division map.  A decade after the judgment, a mediation process took place regarding a family dispute between other partners in the plot, without involving the two original rights holders.  The mediation agreement was granted the status of a judgment, but it contradicted the […]

A shop purchased from a contractor was delivered with a delay of nearly three years from the contractual date, during most of which the contractor used the shop to store its own construction equipment.  At the time of the late delivery, the purchaser signed a delivery protocol.  Additionally, during the contract period, the purchaser was […]