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Appeal of Anastasias, widow of Kostadinou Malataki, resident of Chania, against the Chania Ottoman Bank for the Orphans, represented by the Director Ahmet Efendi Argiraki, resident of Chania.
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Title
Appeal of Anastasias, widow of Kostadinou Malataki, resident of Chania, against the Chania Ottoman Bank for the Orphans, represented by the Director Ahmet Efendi Argiraki, resident of Chania.
Description
The Appealer supports that according to the law the widow doesn't have the right to receive any property but the usufruct of it. Moreover, all of the real estate left by her late husbund had been attached by the debtors against the children and therefore she asks that the decision of the court against her should be canceled
Issue Date
1881-09-30
Language
Greek
Location
SALT Research
URI
https://archives.saltresearch.org/handle/123456789/52304
Collections
Orphans
Format
20-30 cm
Identifier
ACCEVO01005
Rights
Open Access
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