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In presence of the Chania Notary Ahmet Zolmadaki: Zahir Efendis Demirjakis, employee of Muslim Bank for Chania Orphans, guardian of orphans of the late Mehmet Nizamaki and on the other hand Mehmet Kokkinakis, Ahmet Karkanakis and Mehmet Moskanakis agreed on.
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Title
In presence of the Chania Notary Ahmet Zolmadaki: Zahir Efendis Demirjakis, employee of Muslim Bank for Chania Orphans, guardian of orphans of the late Mehmet Nizamaki and on the other hand Mehmet Kokkinakis, Ahmet Karkanakis and Mehmet Moskanakis agreed on.
Description
Mehmet Kokkinakis leases to Ahmet Karkanakis and Mehmet Moskanaki the 2/3 of a store on Noel Street for 1540 gr. per year the fourt one acts as their guarantor
Issue Date
1899-07-21
Language
Greek
Location
SALT Research
URI
https://archives.saltresearch.org/handle/123456789/61852
Collections
Orphans
Format
20-30 cm
Identifier
ACCEVO00880
Rights
Open Access
Accrual Method
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