A precedential judgement in Jerusalem District Court was petitioned for the client, a request for granting a receivership order in the framework of a bankruptcy file (according to the law preceding a new law going into effect on 15.9.19). In the first hearing that took place according to the law, 18 months following the Administrator General and the Official Receiver order, both the special appointee lawyer to represent the State and the receiver brought up questions and had doubts about the applicant’s credibility (claims relating to the innocence of the applicant), as well as many other claims regarding his conducting in the bankruptcy case. Our office didn’t back down and contested all the false claims in an obstinate fashion, until finally with no need for further hearing (despite being set up), the Official Receiver and the special appointee lawyer both agreed to give the applicant an immediate discharge, and he was discharged without having to pay more than the twenty payments he made during the proceeding.
