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To the President of the Court (Protodikon) of Lasithıou)Neapoli. There is a proclamation of an auction of real estate at the periphery of Skopis Sitias, used as Muslim cemeteries.
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Title
To the President of the Court (Protodikon) of Lasithıou)Neapoli. There is a proclamation of an auction of real estate at the periphery of Skopis Sitias, used as Muslim cemeteries.
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According to the law No 727 refering to the Muslims of Crete, the Muslim cemeteries are Muslim Foundations and therefore their administration belongs to the Muslim Elders of Lasithiou.
Note
The Manager of the Administration of Lasithiou Muslim Foundations asks to cancel the auction.
Issue Date
1918
Language
Ottoman Turkish
Location
SALT Research
URI
https://archives.saltresearch.org/handle/123456789/62461
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Document
Format
21-21 cm, Handwritten
Number of Scanned Documents
2
Identifier
ACLEVPR00212
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Open Access
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