Restriction - Jail Theft Lawsuits

Title Restriction - Jail Theft Lawsuits
Publication Date: 16/02/1867 — 11/10/1283
Publication Place Fez -
Subject Jail Theft Lawsuits
Type Document
Language Arabic
Digital Yes
Manuscript No
Library: King Abdul-Aziz Al Saoud Foundation for Islamic Studies and Human Sciences
Record ID display11058
Library Location Fez
Date 16/02/1867 — 11/10/1283
Notes Praise be to God, when the woman, Aisha bint Muhammad al-Hasani, claimed that Mr. Muhammad bin al-Hassan al-Walidi stole her belongings from her residence and was also imprisoned in guarded in Fez, and he is still in prison until now. His two witnesses have now testified that they have acquitted the aforementioned plaintiff of the aforementioned suit, with a complete and general acquittal, comprehensive of all all claims and the entire consequences, and she authorized his release from the aforementioned prison, bearing the burden of every burden that her husband, Muhammad bin al-Makansi, committed against him. From what was mentioned, she fully knew his fate. He recognized it on the eleventh of Shawwal, eighty-three, two hundred and one thousand
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Restriction - Jail Theft Lawsuits

Publication Date 16/02/1867 — 11/10/1283
Publication Place Fez -
Subject Jail Theft Lawsuits
Type Document
Language Arabic
Digital Yes
Manuscript No
Library King Abdul-Aziz Al Saoud Foundation for Islamic Studies and Human Sciences
Record ID display11058
Library Location Fez
Date 16/02/1867 — 11/10/1283
Notes Praise be to God, when the woman, Aisha bint Muhammad al-Hasani, claimed that Mr. Muhammad bin al-Hassan al-Walidi stole her belongings from her residence and was also imprisoned in guarded in Fez, and he is still in prison until now. His two witnesses have now testified that they have acquitted the aforementioned plaintiff of the aforementioned suit, with a complete and general acquittal, comprehensive of all all claims and the entire consequences, and she authorized his release from the aforementioned prison, bearing the burden of every burden that her husband, Muhammad bin al-Makansi, committed against him. From what was mentioned, she fully knew his fate. He recognized it on the eleventh of Shawwal, eighty-three, two hundred and one thousand
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