Legal contracts - inheritance and lawsuits

Title Legal contracts - inheritance and lawsuits
Publication Date: 12/05/1925 — 18/10/1343
Publication Place Rabat -
Subject Legacy Lawsuits
Type Document
Language Arabic
Digital Yes
Manuscript No
Library: King Abdul-Aziz Al Saoud Foundation for Islamic Studies and Human Sciences
Record ID display12923
Library Location Rabat
Date 12/05/1925 — 18/10/1343
Notes Issue 188 included in newspaper No. 312 of Kanna Al-Tirakat, dated 14 Muharram 1444 in Rabat. Praise be to God, after the death of the woman Zubaida, daughter of the late Sayyid Al-Taher bin Abdullah, may God Almighty forgive us and her. Her inheritance was her husband Al-Jalali, Sayyed Muhammad Al-Hayani Al-Baghdadi, and her mother, the sample woman, Mrs. Mina, daughter of the late merchant, Sayyed Muhammad Al-Nasab, and her brothers, Al-Fatima and Al-Saadia, daughters of Sayyid Muhammad Al-Rahali and Khadouj, daughter of Sayyid Al-Tahir. He built me and left what he inherited from her, and after selling it, seventeen hundred francs and forty-five francs were collected from it, and from that she was entitled to her debt, the building of her grave, the tavarins, and the wages of the witnesses, as much as one franc. What remained for the share between the heirs was fifteen hundred francs, and thirty-five francs. Of that, half of it was due to the husband, seven hundred francs, sixty-seven francs, and fifty centimes, and two francs, fifty-five francs, and eighty-four centimes were due to the mother in her share. Each of the three sisters of the mother was obligated to pay one hundred francs, seventy francs, and fifty-five francs, but rather a centimar and a third of a santim. The husband attended for himself, the traveler had his arreed, the mother for herself, and the builders of his arreed because they were young, and they agreed to what was mentioned regarding the death of his heir, the various, the hereafter, the remaining, and the famous. Each one of them completed the completion of his duty or duty from the representative of the indicated person, in full inspection, and they competed among themselves regarding that and from all that is due to what was left behind from the mentioned loss and from the claim. Concealment and oath to revise that and attach it to the complete, comprehensive, absolute, general disavowal after which there is no follow-up or resurrection. Was time prolonged or shortened? He who represented himself with her meaning and knew his destiny by himself. They knew his destiny attested to it by his completion and he recognized her and recognized the woman. He recognized her. They were all in it. On the eighteenth of Shawwal Al-Abarak, forty-three, three hundred and one thousand.
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Legal contracts - inheritance and lawsuits

Publication Date 12/05/1925 — 18/10/1343
Publication Place Rabat -
Subject Legacy Lawsuits
Type Document
Language Arabic
Digital Yes
Manuscript No
Library King Abdul-Aziz Al Saoud Foundation for Islamic Studies and Human Sciences
Record ID display12923
Library Location Rabat
Date 12/05/1925 — 18/10/1343
Notes Issue 188 included in newspaper No. 312 of Kanna Al-Tirakat, dated 14 Muharram 1444 in Rabat. Praise be to God, after the death of the woman Zubaida, daughter of the late Sayyid Al-Taher bin Abdullah, may God Almighty forgive us and her. Her inheritance was her husband Al-Jalali, Sayyed Muhammad Al-Hayani Al-Baghdadi, and her mother, the sample woman, Mrs. Mina, daughter of the late merchant, Sayyed Muhammad Al-Nasab, and her brothers, Al-Fatima and Al-Saadia, daughters of Sayyid Muhammad Al-Rahali and Khadouj, daughter of Sayyid Al-Tahir. He built me and left what he inherited from her, and after selling it, seventeen hundred francs and forty-five francs were collected from it, and from that she was entitled to her debt, the building of her grave, the tavarins, and the wages of the witnesses, as much as one franc. What remained for the share between the heirs was fifteen hundred francs, and thirty-five francs. Of that, half of it was due to the husband, seven hundred francs, sixty-seven francs, and fifty centimes, and two francs, fifty-five francs, and eighty-four centimes were due to the mother in her share. Each of the three sisters of the mother was obligated to pay one hundred francs, seventy francs, and fifty-five francs, but rather a centimar and a third of a santim. The husband attended for himself, the traveler had his arreed, the mother for herself, and the builders of his arreed because they were young, and they agreed to what was mentioned regarding the death of his heir, the various, the hereafter, the remaining, and the famous. Each one of them completed the completion of his duty or duty from the representative of the indicated person, in full inspection, and they competed among themselves regarding that and from all that is due to what was left behind from the mentioned loss and from the claim. Concealment and oath to revise that and attach it to the complete, comprehensive, absolute, general disavowal after which there is no follow-up or resurrection. Was time prolonged or shortened? He who represented himself with her meaning and knew his destiny by himself. They knew his destiny attested to it by his completion and he recognized her and recognized the woman. He recognized her. They were all in it. On the eighteenth of Shawwal Al-Abarak, forty-three, three hundred and one thousand.
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