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Proposals of Housein Boufaki, resident of Neas Horas Chania, against Sali Balilaki Or Eminaki and Ahmet, Bairam, Peiha Haji Eminaki Or Balilaki and Naziret Balilopoulas (?)
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Title
Proposals of Housein Boufaki, resident of Neas Horas Chania, against Sali Balilaki Or Eminaki and Ahmet, Bairam, Peiha Haji Eminaki Or Balilaki and Naziret Balilopoulas (?)
Description
Plaintiff supports that he is the only heir of Late Haji Mourat Balilaki and that Late Haji Emin Arnaoutis, that defendants claim to have been the grandfather of the late, was actually younger than him therefore, he asks for the rejection of their appeal.
Issue Date
1902-11-15
Language
Greek
Location
SALT Research
URI
https://archives.saltresearch.org/handle/123456789/67204
Collections
Inheritance
Format
20-30 cm
Identifier
ACCEVS00195
Rights
Open Access
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