de Shalit v. Zippori Center

A family sued a swimming pool’s management for lack of efficient enforcement of a law prohibiting smoking in public spaces. In a small claims procedure, the court found the pool liable for the family's damages because the pool did not place signs prohibiting smoking in accordance with the law, and pool staff refused to order other people at the pool premises to stop smoking.

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de Shalit v. Zippori Center, SC 3993-11-13, Jerusalem Magistrate Court (2014)

  • Israel
  • May 11, 2014

Parties

Plaintiff

  • Liora Ferrero
  • Omer de Shalit

Defendant Zippori Center, Jerusalem Forest Pool

Legislation Cited

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Type of Litigation

Tobacco Control Topics

Substantive Issues

Type of Tobacco Product

None