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Lawyers representing victims of the 'car fraudster' case have filed a civil lawsuit demanding compensation of <strong>500,001 pounds</strong>. This action is part of ongoing legal efforts to recover the rights of those affected by this controversial case.
The car fraudster arrived at the New Cairo Misdemeanor Court today, where a date was set for his trial in two cases involving bounced checks. This case has garnered significant attention in legal and media circles.
An Egyptian court has ruled that Amir Al-Hilali, known as the 'car fraudster', must pay a compensation of <strong>2 million Egyptian pounds</strong> to victims of his scams. This ruling follows numerous complaints from individuals who fell prey to Al-Hilali's fraudulent practices.