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Rami Levy Sues Franchisees for $770,000 Over Missing Cash
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By מערכת ice
First reported by Calcalist · 2 hours ago
What happened
Rami Levy Marketing is suing two franchisees for 2.3 million shekels, alleging they withheld cash revenue from three Super Cofix stores between April and June 2024. The franchisees' lawyer denies the claims, stating the funds were used for salaries and VAT payments with the company's knowledge.
- 01Rami Levy Marketing sues franchisees for 2.3 million shekels.
- 02Allegations include withholding cash revenue and disabling cameras.
- 03Franchisees claim funds were used for salaries and VAT.
- 04Company filed a police complaint against the franchisees.
- 05Legal disputes between the parties are ongoing.
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