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The Ierapetrou Magistrate's Court. Plaintiff: Georgiou Fafoutaki Defendant: Moustafa Vegaki or Agadaki, debtor, and Ahmet Fefzi Jevarezade, Director of the Ottoman Bank for Orphans of Lasithiou
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Title
The Ierapetrou Magistrate's Court. Plaintiff: Georgiou Fafoutaki Defendant: Moustafa Vegaki or Agadaki, debtor, and Ahmet Fefzi Jevarezade, Director of the Ottoman Bank for Orphans of Lasithiou
Description
The Ierapetrou Magistrate's Court decides that the debtor has to pay 117 dr. to the plaintiff and therefore attaches the amount of 600 gr. that had been deposited to the Ottoman Bank
Issue Date
1900-12-07
Language
Greek
Location
SALT Research
URI
https://archives.saltresearch.org/handle/123456789/60067
Collections
Orphans
Format
20-30 cm
Identifier
ACLEVO00205
Rights
Open Access
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