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The Family Council of the under age children Ivrahim and Moukieremis of the late Mehmet Vei Mirasmetakis, under the presidency of the Inspector Mihri Vei Koudouzade.
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Title
The Family Council of the under age children Ivrahim and Moukieremis of the late Mehmet Vei Mirasmetakis, under the presidency of the Inspector Mihri Vei Koudouzade.
Description
Guardian of the children Kiami Ef. Haji Dervihiaki informed that the New Street is going to cause damages to the properties of the children out of the city and ask for permission to represent them on court in order to receive the necessary compensations.
Note
Accepted by the Council
Issue Date
1912-02-08
Language
Greek
Location
SALT Research
URI
https://archives.saltresearch.org/handle/123456789/57592
Collections
Orphans
Format
20-30 cm
Identifier
ACIEVO00439
Rights
Open Access
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