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Supreme Court Upholds $10,000 Monthly Payment for Bankrupt Ex-Developer Oren Kobi
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By ניצן שפיר
First reported by Bizportal · 6 hours ago
What happened
Israel's Supreme Court upheld a lower court's order for bankrupt ex-developer Oren Kobi to pay NIS 30,000 monthly. Kobi faces millions in debt and multiple criminal charges, with the court citing his failure to pay creditors and alleged lavish lifestyle.
- 01Supreme Court upholds NIS 30,000 monthly payment for bankrupt Oren Kobi.
- 02Kobi faces NIS 34 million in personal debt and criminal charges.
- 03Court cited Kobi's failure to pay creditors for 6.5 years.
- 04Allegations of lavish lifestyle despite bankruptcy were considered.
- 05Kobi is under house arrest and banned from real estate dealings.
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