Debt Collection

How do I file a winding-up petition against an Israeli company?

Q: How do I file a winding-up petition against an Israeli company?

A winding-up petition is filed in the District Court (the Economic Affairs Court). You must first serve a formal demand for payment of a debt exceeding NIS 10,000 and wait 21 days. If the company fails to pay or contest the debt, you can petition the court for a winding-up order. An Israeli attorney is required to file the petition.

      A winding-up petition is filed in the District Court (the Economic Affairs Court). You must first serve a formal demand for payment of a debt exceeding NIS 10,000 and wait 21 days. If the company fails to pay or contest the debt, you can petition the court for a winding-up order. An Israeli attorney is required to file the petition.
    

From the full guide: Collecting Debts from Israeli Companies: A Creditor's Guide

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