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Nochi Dankner Moves Toward Bankruptcy, New Restrictions and a Smaller Life in Tel Aviv
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First reported by Globes · 17 hours ago
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What happened
Tel Aviv Magistrate’s Court placed Nochi Dankner under bankruptcy proceedings after he stopped opposing requests from four creditor banks. He is expected to leave his Herzliya villa, face major financial restrictions, and may seek a discharge in about a year and a half.
- 01Dankner was placed under a bankruptcy order by Tel Aviv Magistrate’s Court.
- 02He will move from his Herzliya villa to an apartment in Tel Aviv.
- 03He faces banking, passport, credit card and company-founding restrictions.
- 04Four banks sought the order over a 550 million shekel debt.
- 05Dankner said he had already given everything he had and was “throwing in the towel.”
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