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Safe Left Unclaimed Despite Court Order, Storage Company Sues Tel Aviv Couple for Over 21,000 Shekels
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First reported by Ynet · 25 minutes ago
What happened
Brikston Safes sued a Tel Aviv couple for over 21,000 shekels after they left a rented safe unclaimed despite a court order. The safe contained only 50 shekels when forcibly opened. The company claims unpaid storage fees accumulated over 399 days, while the couple denies owing money and says they returned the keys.
- 01Brikston Safes sued a Tel Aviv couple for unpaid storage fees exceeding 21,000 shekels.
- 02The couple left a rented safe unclaimed despite a court order to remove it.
- 03The safe contained only 50 shekels when forcibly opened by the company.
- 04The rental agreement charges 50 shekels daily, doubled for late payment, leading to the large debt.
- 05Brikston claims repeated attempts to contact the couple were ignored, prompting legal action.
- 06The couple denies owing money and says they returned the keys as required.
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