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Prefect of Iraklio Iraklis Malagardis accepts the judgement by Iraklion Muslim Elders Council in order to cover the debts of Hamza Bey Arap Ahmet Hierifjades, the Council decides to sale through auction some of its land property.
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Prefect of Iraklio Iraklis Malagardis accepts the judgement by Iraklion Muslim Elders Council in order to cover the debts of Hamza Bey Arap Ahmet Hierifjades, the Council decides to sale through auction some of its land property.
Description
The council decides to sale through auction some of its land property and to keep his land property because the last mentioned would be much more profitable for the council
Issue Date
1918-05-05
Language
Greek
Location
SALT Research
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https://archives.saltresearch.org/handle/123456789/65328
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Document
Format
30-21 cm, Printed
Number of Scanned Documents
2
Identifier
ACIEVPR00233
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Open Access
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