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Municipality stops benefits over man's expensive car listings, court rules in his favor

Municipality stops benefits over man's expensive car listings, court rules in his favor

A man whose welfare benefits were revoked for selling luxury cars and electronics on Marktplaats has partially won a legal challenge against the municipality's decision. Although the municipality terminated his assistance following an anonymous tip, a court ruled in the man's favor during his appeal.

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