Longtime Maccabi Tel Aviv Vendor Files $520,000 Lawsuit Over Kiosk Closure
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First reported by Calcalist · 7 hours ago
What happened
Zion Bales, longtime operator of a kiosk at Maccabi Tel Aviv's training ground, sued the club for over 520,000 shekels after eviction and loss of income. He challenges agreements signed under disputed circumstances and seeks compensation for profits and distress. The club denies employment ties and insists the eviction was legal. The case will be decided in Tel Aviv Magistrate's Court.
- 01Zion Bales sued Maccabi Tel Aviv for 520,482 shekels over kiosk eviction and lost income.
- 02He demands 420,482 shekels in profit compensation plus 100,000 for distress.
- 03Bales claims he was promised lifelong kiosk operation since the 1960s.
- 04He signed a one-year authorization in 2002 under rushed, misleading conditions.
- 05The club says eviction was lawful and denies any employment relationship.
- 06The dispute will be settled in Tel Aviv Magistrate's Court.
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