Restriction - Mules Lawsuits Preemption Rental

Title Restriction - Mules Lawsuits Preemption Rental
Publication Date: 05/10/1866 — 25/05/1283
Publication Place Meknes -
Subject Mules, lawsuits, pre-emption, rent
Type Document
Language Arabic
Digital Yes
Manuscript No
Library: King Abdul-Aziz Al Saoud Foundation for Islamic Studies and Human Sciences
Record ID display8512
Library Location Meknes
Date 05/10/1866 — 25/05/1283
Notes Praise be to God, after the student, Mr. Idris Abdel Damnati Dhari, according to the prosecution, according to the prosecution, from Mr. Saeed bin Al-Qayed Ahmed Moulay, it came to Hajj Azouz bin Al-Hajj Al-Badawi Al-Kuhn that he had rented a mule to bring him the eighth olive broom, Al-Hadra, and he would send it to him. Ihssan claimed that the aforementioned Al-Kohn had sent it to her Lord in the presence of Hajj Ahmed Ibn Al-Sayyid Al-Jilali. “Sidi Al-Bulay raises it” and denied that. Ihssan signed the onion in the hands of the deputy head on his behalf. Hajj Ahmed is his brother, the merchant, the student, Mr. Muhammad, in the aforementioned half of the mule for eighty mithqals of equivalent dirhams, the representative from the hand of the aforementioned representative in full possession according to his customs, and the aforementioned holder of the aforementioned Mr. Hajj Ahmed in everything related to the half of the mentioned mule, with a complete release, which is not afflicted by a long or short stay in which he owes him something that is due to what he mentioned, which the clutcher called him at the rate of his aforementioned representative, out of tolerance, but rather with the necessary forbearance of what he has and his liability, according to custom, by which he testified against them. He completed it and identified them, and the separation took place and the bulk of the dirhams that had been settled were received on the twenty-fourth of the Hajj, the completion of the eightieth year of the caller, and he directed and delayed the books, with God’s grace, and he received the remainder until the sixth of Rabi’ al-Awwal al-Nabawi al-Anwar in the year eighty-two. Praise be to God, the student, Mr. Idris, mentioned above, next to him, bears witness that he received from Hajj al-Hajj today, the aforementioned priest, all eighty mithqals on the day of his date, the value of half the mule referred to, in second receipt and inspection, so he exonerates the one whose innocence is answered from that. Complete. Ibraa and Aktallah recognized his destiny, he witnessed it and completed it, and the first recognized them and the second recognized them on the seventh of Rabi’ al-Awwal al-Nabawi al-Anwar in the year forty-two and a hundred.
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Restriction - Mules Lawsuits Preemption Rental

Publication Date 05/10/1866 — 25/05/1283
Publication Place Meknes -
Subject Mules, lawsuits, pre-emption, rent
Type Document
Language Arabic
Digital Yes
Manuscript No
Library King Abdul-Aziz Al Saoud Foundation for Islamic Studies and Human Sciences
Record ID display8512
Library Location Meknes
Date 05/10/1866 — 25/05/1283
Notes Praise be to God, after the student, Mr. Idris Abdel Damnati Dhari, according to the prosecution, according to the prosecution, from Mr. Saeed bin Al-Qayed Ahmed Moulay, it came to Hajj Azouz bin Al-Hajj Al-Badawi Al-Kuhn that he had rented a mule to bring him the eighth olive broom, Al-Hadra, and he would send it to him. Ihssan claimed that the aforementioned Al-Kohn had sent it to her Lord in the presence of Hajj Ahmed Ibn Al-Sayyid Al-Jilali. “Sidi Al-Bulay raises it” and denied that. Ihssan signed the onion in the hands of the deputy head on his behalf. Hajj Ahmed is his brother, the merchant, the student, Mr. Muhammad, in the aforementioned half of the mule for eighty mithqals of equivalent dirhams, the representative from the hand of the aforementioned representative in full possession according to his customs, and the aforementioned holder of the aforementioned Mr. Hajj Ahmed in everything related to the half of the mentioned mule, with a complete release, which is not afflicted by a long or short stay in which he owes him something that is due to what he mentioned, which the clutcher called him at the rate of his aforementioned representative, out of tolerance, but rather with the necessary forbearance of what he has and his liability, according to custom, by which he testified against them. He completed it and identified them, and the separation took place and the bulk of the dirhams that had been settled were received on the twenty-fourth of the Hajj, the completion of the eightieth year of the caller, and he directed and delayed the books, with God’s grace, and he received the remainder until the sixth of Rabi’ al-Awwal al-Nabawi al-Anwar in the year eighty-two. Praise be to God, the student, Mr. Idris, mentioned above, next to him, bears witness that he received from Hajj al-Hajj today, the aforementioned priest, all eighty mithqals on the day of his date, the value of half the mule referred to, in second receipt and inspection, so he exonerates the one whose innocence is answered from that. Complete. Ibraa and Aktallah recognized his destiny, he witnessed it and completed it, and the first recognized them and the second recognized them on the seventh of Rabi’ al-Awwal al-Nabawi al-Anwar in the year forty-two and a hundred.
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