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Full coverage· Economy· Updated

Restaurant Mogul Faces $2 Million Lawsuit Amid Founder Dispute

Minority shareholder Assaf Aral is suing controlling partners Shlomi Afriat and Ido Nahmani for 8 million shekels in a dispute over their Tel Aviv restaurant group, including "La Shuk." Aral claims he was systematically pushed out and seeks a court-appointed valuation and buyout.

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What happened

  1. 01Assaf Aral is suing restaurant partners Shlomi Afriat and Ido Nahmani for 8 million shekels.
  2. 02Aral alleges systematic exclusion and financial damage from his partners.
  3. 03The controlling partners deny Aral's claims and accuse him of abandonment.
  4. 04Aral seeks a court-appointed valuation and a buyout of his shares.
  5. 05The dispute involves popular Tel Aviv restaurants like "La Shuk" and "A-La Bar."

The controlling partners deny the allegations, accusing Aral of abandoning his duties and exploiting business opportunities. The case will be decided in court.

Translated and summarized by baba from Ice, the latest report. Read Ice’s original

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