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The Chania Court of Magistrate. Opponents: Zeinte Dargialopoula, widow of Ismail Bountourakis, guardian of children Ali and Halima, all represented by lawyer Georgios Daskalogiannis, against the defendant Housein Garoralos.
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Title
The Chania Court of Magistrate. Opponents: Zeinte Dargialopoula, widow of Ismail Bountourakis, guardian of children Ali and Halima, all represented by lawyer Georgios Daskalogiannis, against the defendant Housein Garoralos.
Description
The plaintiffs support that the defendant owes them 1219 piastres, plus the relevant interests; accepted by the court.
Issue Date
1903-04-30
Language
Greek
Ottoman Turkish
Location
SALT Research
URI
https://archives.saltresearch.org/handle/123456789/61848
Collections
Orphans
Format
20-30 cm, Handwritten
Identifier
ACCEVO00855
Rights
Open Access
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