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Towards Rethymno Court of First Instance. Lawsuit / Plaintiff: The administration of Rethymno Muslim Foundations; Defendant: (?) Konstantinos Ant. Sarantonakis, resident of Amnatos village, eparchy of Rethymno.
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Title
Towards Rethymno Court of First Instance. Lawsuit / Plaintiff: The administration of Rethymno Muslim Foundations; Defendant: (?) Konstantinos Ant. Sarantonakis, resident of Amnatos village, eparchy of Rethymno.
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The plaintiff supports that the defendant owes to the former Ewkaf replaced by the administration 2310 piastres, for leasing ewkaf lands at the periphery of Amnatos village, according to a contract of 1893.
Issue Date
1906-11-15
Language
Greek
Location
SALT Research
URI
https://archives.saltresearch.org/handle/123456789/65867
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Document
Format
20-30 cm, Handwritten
Identifier
ACREVPR00589
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Open Access
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