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Jerusalem Municipality Appeals Ruling Limiting Mahane Yehuda Market Enforcement Powers
The Jerusalem Municipality has appealed a district court ruling that limited its enforcement powers at the Mahane Yehuda market to the Supreme Court. The prior ruling prevented the confiscation of sound equipment and deemed the market not a residential area.
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- 01Jerusalem Municipality appealed a district court ruling limiting its enforcement powers at Mahane Yehuda market.
- 02The district court prohibited confiscation of sound equipment and ruled the market is not a residential area.
- 03The municipality argues Mahane Yehuda is also a residential zone and noise bylaws should apply.
- 04The city seeks to balance business needs with residents' rights to quiet and quality of life.
- 05The appeal asks the Supreme Court to rule on enforcement measures and the market's characterization.
The municipality argues it is also a residential zone and seeks to balance business needs with residents' rights to quiet.
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