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Compromise (Simvivastiko) Chania. In the presence of Ioannis Koufakis, Notary: Osman Efendis Maistrakis representing Dervis Aforetzaki and his wife Emines Petalopoulas and Tahir Beys Maroudakis agreed to compromise about a trial of the Court (Efetio).
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Title
Compromise (Simvivastiko) Chania. In the presence of Ioannis Koufakis, Notary: Osman Efendis Maistrakis representing Dervis Aforetzaki and his wife Emines Petalopoulas and Tahir Beys Maroudakis agreed to compromise about a trial of the Court (Efetio).
Description
Dervis Aforizakis will give to Tahir Maroudaki 8800 kurus, debt of the heirs of Ali Tomadaki, of the village Nea Toumata of Kidonias.
Issue Date
1882-02-28
Language
Greek
Location
SALT Research
URI
https://archives.saltresearch.org/handle/123456789/58526
Collections
Verdicts
Type
Document
Format
21-34 cm, Handwritten
Number of Scanned Documents
3
Identifier
ACCEVJ00026
Rights
Open Access
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