Israel Bar Exam case studies
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The Israel Bar Examination (בחינת הלשכה) is the licensing assessment that a law graduate must pass before being admitted to the Israel Bar Association and practising as an Israeli advocate. It is intended for holders of an Israeli LL.B. The Israel Bar Exam case studies are 5 cases and about 3,147 words.
1The Late-Filed Appeal and the Running of the Clock
Attorney Dana represents a defendant in a Magistrate's Court suit. Judgment was delivered and served on the defendant personally on 3 March.
686 words, about 3 min2The Contractor, the Defect, and the Exclusion Clause
A homeowner signed a standard-form contract with a building contractor for a 400,000 NIS renovation. Clause 14 states: 'The contractor shall not be liable for any defect, damage, or loss arising from the works, whether in contract or in tort.' The works were completed and paid for.
575 words, about 3 min3The Search, the Statement, and the Unrepresented Suspect
Police received an anonymous tip that a man was selling stolen phones from his apartment. Without a warrant, officers knocked, were admitted by the suspect's roommate, and searched a closed bedroom.
667 words, about 3 min4The Emergency Order and the Constitutional Challenge
Following a wave of incidents, the Minister of Transport issued an order under a broad statutory power 'to regulate transport for the public safety.' The order requires all ride-hailing drivers in a defined metropolitan area to install a government-approved camera system at their own expense (estimated 3,500 NIS per vehicle) within 30 days, and to transmit footage to a government server. No hearing was held before the order.
585 words, about 3 min5The Controlling Shareholder, the Related-Party Lease, and the Minority
A private company has three shareholders: Alon (70%), Bella (20%), and Gil (10%). Alon is also the sole director.
634 words, about 3 min