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Irakliou Prefect G. Mrarkis rejects decision of Muslim Elders: Hiehis of Halvetidon Tekes and Moutevelis of Ahmet Hilali Mrmaba offerings, supported that one of the olive tree farms of the foundation isn't profitable any more.
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Title
Irakliou Prefect G. Mrarkis rejects decision of Muslim Elders: Hiehis of Halvetidon Tekes and Moutevelis of Ahmet Hilali Mrmaba offerings, supported that one of the olive tree farms of the foundation isn't profitable any more.
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And therefore decided to sell the tree through auction to Nikolaou Papadakis Litsaridakis.
Note
The Prefect decided that the auction wasn't legal according to the articles of the no 74 law concerning auctions and canceled it
Issue Date
1900-09-11
Language
Greek
Location
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https://archives.saltresearch.org/handle/123456789/63392
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20-30 cm
Identifier
ACIGVPR00054
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Open Access
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