Domenicus Mangion claims that the evidence brought againts him in court by Valerio Seychel is insufficient for the sentence pronounced against him and appeals. From this document it appears that the Curia Capitanalis could also function as its own first court of appeals.

Domenicus Schembri and his wife Costanza reject that they owe Francesci de Gregorii any money. Reference and copy of contract of 23 March 1634.

Domenicus Ducoss confirms that he had appealed against a sentence handed down by Judge Gioachino Borg.

Considerable water staining compromising legibility of texts. The dispute involves land possessed by Domenicus Dorbesi in the area of Ta Catald, in Gharb, Gozo. There seems to be disagreement about the conditions of transfer by sale to the same Dorbesi and reference is made to various dates prior to the case, referencing potential contracts and previous transfers. Reference is also made to creditors who may be owed money in connection to the land. The last folio ends mid-sentence and it is therefore clear that more was originally included in the original libellus.

Domenicus Decosso exercises his rights against the property of Theodora Borg, who was his debtor, and takes possession of her landed property called Tal Hibeilet in the area of Zurrieq. Reference is made to the contract of Notary Gaspare Domenicus Chercop of 27 December 1711.

Domenico Sayd from Zebbug reports that the late Margerita, his one-time wife, had commenced a case in the MCC against Thommaso Paci from Tarxien resulting in the division of property but he could not find the documentation of the case, and so he requests that a monitorium is issued requesting information.

Appeal referring back to a 1643 case against Petrus Baldaquino and his property for the repayment of obligations.

Domenicus Hagius demands that his litigation against Bartholomeus Gauci continues. No further information.

Libellus forwarded for appeal. Domenico Conti, fisc of the CG accuses Salvo Caci of the illegal sale of birds to Ignatio Muscat, which birds seem to have been imported from Naples. He was confirmed on appeal to be exiled from Gozo for two years.

Following the death of Maddalena Risinich, her sister and universal heir Domenica, wife of Rocco Pulis, asks that she is permitted to form a repertorium of the estate rather than an inventory, due to the significant debts by which the inheritance is burdened.

Loose question to be asked to Didaco Siciliano

Aloisio Metaxi as procurator of Eufemia La Petalita demands the confiscation of money in the possession of Domenico Sayd which he is paying to Isabella la Buvayna and her heirs the Confraternity of the Holy Rosary due to debts owed to the same Eufemia arising from a litigation between her and the Confraternity.

Fra Carlo Georgio Berlotto, knight, explains that he has been requested by the Senate of Turin to submit a formal and sworn testimony concerning properties and sums of money belonging to third parties or owed to third parties by third parties in Turin, as he accordingly does.

Johannes Domenicus Xiberras, medical doctor reports that he had bought certain lands from Julius Portelli (see Not. Ferdinandux Camenzuli - undated) but a certain Mettheolus Cuschieri was now claiming that that the capital of 200 scudi associated with cens bullalis with these lands were now his. The court found merit in Cuschieri's claim and ordered 111.3 scudi to be paid to him. See also doc. 3 in this same box.

The Procurator of the Cumulum Charitatis of Notabilis and of the Hospital of Sanctus Spiritus seeks to protect the claim of the Cumulum and Hospital over money from the inheritance of Angelica Xara which were taken by Mattholo Cuschieri in spite of the terms of the law. Loose folio.

Commencement of procedure for the compilation of the inventory of the inheritance of the late Jacobus Muscat.

Crispino Xicluna from Siġġiewi requests absolution from his oath given in a contract between himself and Matteo Aquilina from Rabat in the acts of Not. Gio Paulo di Laurentio (28/01/1637). Permission is granted, allowing Xicluna to prosecute the other party for his shortcomings.

On the reverse the same is done for Vincenzo Abela from Valletta for a contract in the acts of Not. Thomas Agius (16/11/1642).

Cesare Passalacqua as procurator of the Common Treasury of the Order reports that Beatrice Cagliares had donated 1,000 scudi to the Canon Giovanni Baptista Cagliares, which she claimed to have previously lent to Bishop Cagliares, since deceased. She later qualified that there had been no such loan and that she had been compelled to make the donation, and that the money belonged to the spoglio of the deceased Bishop, and so to the Order.

Clemens Psayla from Qormi accuses Petrus Mifsud from Qormi and others that while he was travelling to Mqabba to pay Johannes Petrus Zammit two scudi for a pig (maiale) he was accosted close to the cross in the area Tal Chandae (perhaps Ta Kandja) by the accused, who was carrying a sword and knife (spada e pugnale) and assaulted him, causing him grevious injury. Petrus Mifsud is interrogated. Case file incomplete.

Receipt of a payment of 24 scudi, six tari made by Clemente Muscat to the sisters Angelica and Theresia Balzano.