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Legal contracts - assault lawsuits

Title	Legal contracts - assault lawsuits
Publication Date:	29/05/1862 — 30/11/1278
Subject	Assault lawsuits
Type	belge
Language	Arabic
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	No
Library:	King Abdul-Aziz Al Saoud Foundation for Islamic Studies and Human Sciences
Record ID	display13425
Date	29/05/1862 — 30/11/1278
Notes	Praise be to God, I bear witness to the righteous Mr. Muhammad bin the deceased, with the generosity of God Almighty, Mr. Abdel Salam Chefchaouen, that he absolved the honorable Sidi Moulay Ali Al-Derqawi and Hamadi bin Al-Hajj Ahmed Al-Salawi from all of their demands and all of the consequences of the wound they accused his son Abdel Salam of under his right knee in what was previously mentioned, with a complete, comprehensive, absolute, general exoneration that does not give him standing for a longer period of time or a short time, acknowledging that he has no rightful claim left over them in any way, and nullifies the disparagement that was imposed on them. Sadrat, and his aforementioned son was a complete invalid. His fate was known to him in its entirety, and he recognized it at the end of the Sacred Mosque in the year seventy-eight in the month of Muwahidah, two hundred and one thousand.

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Legal contracts - assault lawsuits

Publication Date 29/05/1862 — 30/11/1278

Subject Assault lawsuits

Type belge

Language Arabic

Digital Yes

Manuscript No

Library King Abdul-Aziz Al Saoud Foundation for Islamic Studies and Human Sciences

Record ID display13425

Date 29/05/1862 — 30/11/1278

Notes Praise be to God, I bear witness to the righteous Mr. Muhammad bin the deceased, with the generosity of God Almighty, Mr. Abdel Salam Chefchaouen, that he absolved the honorable Sidi Moulay Ali Al-Derqawi and Hamadi bin Al-Hajj Ahmed Al-Salawi from all of their demands and all of the consequences of the wound they accused his son Abdel Salam of under his right knee in what was previously mentioned, with a complete, comprehensive, absolute, general exoneration that does not give him standing for a longer period of time or a short time, acknowledging that he has no rightful claim left over them in any way, and nullifies the disparagement that was imposed on them. Sadrat, and his aforementioned son was a complete invalid. His fate was known to him in its entirety, and he recognized it at the end of the Sacred Mosque in the year seventy-eight in the month of Muwahidah, two hundred and one thousand.