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Proposition by the foundations, against the Greek Public, Towards the Irakliou Court of Appeal. The Administration claims that the concerned land properties were owned by the foundations till the revolution of 1887
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Title
Proposition by the foundations, against the Greek Public, Towards the Irakliou Court of Appeal. The Administration claims that the concerned land properties were owned by the foundations till the revolution of 1887
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in 1889 they were also given to the Foundation in 1906, 1907 the lands had been occupied by the Farmers Mehmet Blata and Mehmet Ksenaki, who cultivated them on behlaf of the Greek Public, but they were always owned by the foundations
Issue Date
1909-03-25
Language
Greek
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https://archives.saltresearch.org/handle/123456789/58972
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20-30 cm
Identifier
ACIGVPR00076
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