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Mehmet Hudaydakis, son of Mustafa, sells to Hayder Baksevanaki a house for 5,000 drachmes. The house is located inside the town of Iraklio, at the neighborhood Yeni Tzami, at the number 127 of the Street Makri Sokaki.
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Title
Mehmet Hudaydakis, son of Mustafa, sells to Hayder Baksevanaki a house for 5,000 drachmes. The house is located inside the town of Iraklio, at the neighborhood Yeni Tzami, at the number 127 of the Street Makri Sokaki.
Description
500 of the 5, 000 drachmes have been paid to Mehmet Hudaydaki in advance as dowry, 600 drachmes are delivered during the conclusion of the contract, while the rest (3, 900) drachmes will be delivered in the future.
Note
Notarial sale contract of a house.
Issue Date
1921-08-16
Language
Greek
Location
SALT Research
URI
https://archives.saltresearch.org/handle/123456789/33187
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Type
Document
Format
30-20 cm, Handwritten
Number of Scanned Documents
3
Identifier
AFMHZDOC045
Rights
Open Access
Accrual Method
Purchase
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