Risultati 24

Claudio Picciol de la Fontaine asks for an impartial person to be assigned to his case against Lucretia Spataro, concerning interests and credits, to resolve their issues.

Surgeon Mariano Pagnini asks for a sentence passed in 1694, in which he appeared with Gaetano Vassallo as curators of Antonio Cachia, to be executed and for the ordered liquidation process to start.

Anna Maria Fori, of the late Placido, asks to appear before a judge, as she had been liberated from collecting her husband's credits but a certain Mattheo d'Arena is undermining this and threatening her.

Eugenio Schembri vs Carolus Galdes

Joseph Gatt asks the ACA to reconsider the sentence given by the CCA on 6 June 1701 in favour of his sister Gratia.

Maria Spreti, wife of Josepho, is accused of stealing a silver dish from the Parish Church of Saint Paul, Valletta. Spreti was exiled from Valletta for one year.

Revocation of a sentence passed by the MCC on 6 March 1787 against Iudicth Xerri in a case against Albertho Mamo.

Pietro Paolo Theuma asks for an inventory to be made of his grandmother Vincenza Anastasio's belongings in her three houses, which he is administrator of.

Flaminio Galea asks to be given an audience in order to obtain justice in his case that was judged in favour of the Venerable Assembly of the Bali' Don Filippo Tavora and Commander Fra Giovanni Battista Balsani.

Perino Seychel/Seychell is accused by Josephus Mifsud from Casal Attard of giving him four slaps, pushing him on the ground and kicking him, after terminating his work at ta' Xhajma.

Valerio Buttigieg, from Gozo, appeals to the ACA and the Judge regarding his case against Francesco Grech.

The Law Courts Miscellania is a fond containing loose documentation arising from the juridical activities of the various courts and tribunals operating in the Maltese islands during the Order of St John Period, from the arrival of the Order in Malta in 1530 to their departure in 1798. The cases heard before these courts provide valuable information about different aspects of general, commercial and military life in Malta. Most documentation in this collection is in Latin and Italian, but documentation in other languages such as Spanish, French, Arabic and Greek is occasionally included.

Domenica Cremona laments that her case of appeal against Grattio Michallef and Alexandro Calleija/Calleja is being prolonged and her payment not awarded for no just reason and thus asks for justice.

Andrea Grech, procurator of the Monastery of Saint Ursula, Valletta, reports the theft of a golden golera/gargantiglia with fake pearls from that Church. Angelo Caruana, sergeant of Fort St Angelo, reports the theft of a silver crown from the Church of Victory at the Fort. Gioseppe Ciarrozza charged with both thefts.

Battista Damato/d'Amato is answering an inquiry made by Consalvo Sayd/Said who is demanding a refund, as he was charged too much for his civil case.

Michele and Carlo de Calleija/Calleja, brothers, in reply to the statement, in the name of Gioanne Xiberras/Sciberras, against Alesandro Maglione, state that they are content with that deputation.

Grattio Portelli is accused by lawyer Giovanni Vincenzo Hellul/Ellul of having loaned 25 scudi at 10% to Andrea Manueli and Giovanni Domenico Formosa and received profit of 2 scudi one year later. The CG sentenced Portelli to pay the fine of 10 onze to the Order of St John's Treasurer.

Domenico Magro, captain of a corsair vessel, commanded by Hospitaller Cintray, accuses Gaettano and Michele, his sailors, of stealing clothes from a trunk conserved aboard, which was booty looted from an enemy vessel.

Publio Xeberras/Sciberras asks to be awarded justice, as his credit to Fra' Gabriele de Micheli of 26 scudi and 6 tareni, as part of a poliza in place until 1694, was unsatisfied.

Mariuzzo Celestri asks for his expenses in an executive judgement between himself and Canonico Mario Borg to be paid off.