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Jerusalem Man Wins 12-Year Battle Against Carrefour Over Nighttime Deliveries
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By עוזי גרסטמן
First reported by Kikar HaShabbat · 3 hours ago
What happened
An 86-year-old Jerusalem man won a 12-year legal battle against Carrefour, receiving 100,000 shekels in damages for severe disruption caused by nighttime delivery trucks. The court found the noise constituted a "continuous nightmare" and a "tangible and substantial" disturbance to his home life.
- 01Jerusalem man awarded 100,000 shekels after 12-year noise complaint against Carrefour.
- 02Nighttime delivery trucks caused "continuous nightmare" and disrupted resident's sleep.
- 03Court found Carrefour's actions constituted a "tangible and substantial" disturbance.
- 04Initial settlement and later business license terms were repeatedly violated.
- 05Judge criticized municipality for inadequate enforcement of business license conditions.
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