Legal Ruling
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National Insurance Institute Denied Benefits: The Frustrating Reason
The National Labor Court ruled that a self-employed worker injured on the job is not covered by the National Insurance Institute if registration was completed after the accident. Despite the worker contacting an accountant, the court held that this did not constitute valid insurance coverage at the time of the injury.
Removed from guardianship over her husband: "Controls his soul"
The wife of a 78-year-old man suffering from Parkinson's and cognitive decline conditioned his meetings with their children on her presence. Consequently, two courts ruled that his affairs should be handled by an external body.
Precedent: Forfeiture of bank guarantees due to contractor collapse entitles to VAT refunds of millions of shekels
The Tel Aviv District Court ruled that the forfeiture of bank guarantees due to a contractor's collapse constitutes a reduction in the transaction price, entitling the company to a VAT refund. The judge rejected the Tax Authority's position, warning against double taxation, and ordered the state to pay 75,000 shekels in legal costs.