Michaele Caffaferrea representing himself and his siblings Petrus Paulus, Maria and Agnetica declares that they are owed money by the aromatarius Franciscus d'Andrea and calls for the confiscation of goods for resale at auction. The confiscated items included paraphernalia related to his commercial activity.
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Magdalena widow of Teramus Farrugia as tutor of Teramus, son of the late Andrea Farrugia and the late Maria his wife appoints Dominicus Callus as expert to set the right maintenance grant that she can draw from the boy's inheritance for his sustenance.
UntitledMichael Gat from Valletta asks for an increase in the maintenance of Thoma [Grec], who is under his tutulage. Copy of contract of marriage between Gratia Laurer and Michele Grec.
UntitledBartholomeus Mifsud, lawyer, institgates the confiscation of two reddish cows (di pelo rosso) and barley, both stored and sowed in the land called Ta Ingram worked by Gregorius Hagius, all to be sold at auction to satisfy debts owed by Gregorius Hagius, Leonardus Hagius and Johannes Agius.
UntitledNicolaus Antonius Hagius had claims against Johannes Maria Dell'Arbori and asks for the appointment of a curator ad litem unless a procurator makes himself known to the Courts. The court seems to have appointed Domenico Chiumi.
UntitledAndreas Falson as donatarius of the late Domenicus, his brother, was seeking to collect money owed by Julius Fenech, for which reason a white-haired cow and 16 sheep were confiscated for sale at auction to satisfy the debt.
UntitledMichael Paci was in possession of landed property confiscated and handed over to him by Maria Galdes due to outstanding debts, which he now wants to sell at auction.
UntitledFra Commissarius Johannes Antonius Vatable, Chaplain of the Order for the Langue of France, and procurator of the Veneranda Assemblea of Chaplains, confirms that he has received due payment of 1,000 from cens bullalis from Thomas Pulis, from Senglea. Acts of Notary Thomas Masani de Candia.
Pauluccius Vellsa, son of Dominicus, from Chircop, representing also his wife Marietta, daughter of Antonius Mangion sells income from cens bullalis to Ludovico Fava. Acts of Natale Parmisciani
Considerable loss of paper along both top and bottom edges. Concerns debts owed to a certain Azzoppardi by Giuseppe Muscat.
Pairs of names organised by year from 1642 to 1709. Unidentified court, but resulted in no matches with Magna Curia Castellania records.
Various pieces of cloth (described) belonging to Dominicus Chiuci are confiscated to be sold at auction and satisfy debts owed to a person whose name cannot be read. Top section of document missing throughout.
UntitledAngelus Vella is accused of breaching the terms of his exile and returning to the island of Malta, for which he is condemned to five years' rowing. Visible paper watermark.
UntitledGiovanni Maria Cannullo is accused of various thefts committed in various places, including from the house of the mother-in-law of Gratio Caruana, and Petro seychel, and also of wounding Gratius Agius. He is senteced to three years' rowing.
UntitledBaptistum Garoffalo, buonavoglia rower on the Santa Maria, is accused of desertion for not showing up for service when the galley sailed to Messina. He was sentenced to three years' rowing.
UntitledJosephus Gambarella and Josephus Laburretta, buonavoglia rowers, are accused of desertion for failing to return to their galley when it was abroad. They were sentenced to one years' rowing.
UntitledMichaele Marinso, buonavoglia rower on San Giuseppe, is accused of desertion for failing to report for work. He was senteneced to three years' rowing.
UntitledThe buonavoglia rower of the Galera Capitanea Chrispinus Grima is accused of stealing from the galley and its crew after the galley was damaged in a storm. He was acquitted.
UntitledJacobus Terlano, buonavoglia rower on the Galera Capitanea, and Mario Bonnici, buonavoglia rower on the La Vittoria, are accused of deserion for failing to report for duty and are sentenced to three years' rowing.
UntitledPhilippus Latora, a buonavoglia rower on the La Vittoria is accused of desertion for failing to report for duty. He was sentenced to three years' rowing.
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