Three apartment buyers filed a request with the Tel Aviv District Court to initiate bankruptcy proceedings against the real estate company "Boni Ir Be'Yisrael" and the company "M.N. Atid 2012", which holds it. The buyers, who purchased a penthouse in Herzliya for 16 million shekels, claim that the company did not pay a debt of 340,000 shekels awarded to them by a court ruling. They note that despite written demands for payment, the debt was not fulfilled. According to the law, a creditor can file a request to open proceedings if the corporation is in bankruptcy, especially when there is an unfulfilled court ruling. Additionally, there is a dispute regarding the parking facilities provided to the buyers, which did not meet the contractual and building permit requirements. The court ruled that the parking facilities are unsuitable for most common vehicles and ordered compensation for the buyers. It was also proven that there was a mixing of assets between the companies, but the request to hold attorney Moshe Nahum personally liable was rejected. The company "Boni Ir Be'Yisrael" did not provide a response.