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Tel Aviv Court Corrects Will, Grants Nephew Exclusive Rights to Property Due to Error
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First reported by Mako · 1 hour ago
What happened
A Tel Aviv-Jaffa family court corrected a will after finding an error, granting one nephew exclusive rights to a Nes Ziona property. The nephew, Lior, had a close relationship with the deceased and had invested heavily in the home. The opposing nieces were fined for trying to profit from the mistake.
- 01Tel Aviv-Jaffa Family Court corrected a will due to a drafting error favoring one nephew.
- 02Nephew Lior receives exclusive rights to a Nes Ziona house and significant estate shares.
- 03Judge noted Lior's close relationship with deceased and his million-shekel home renovation.
- 04Later will drafted by inexperienced lawyer using a template, possibly misunderstood by deceased.
- 05Opposing nieces knew of the error and tried to exploit it, fined 60,000 shekels.
- 06One plaintiff is Lior's sister, now ordered to pay legal fees to him.
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