Alexander Cassar reports that he had bought two bulls and a cow from a certain Nicolaus known as 'Glimeima' but that these had been conpublic prosecutorated at the instigation of Salvatore Formosa, who was owed money by Nicolaus. Since he had purchased them legally he demands their return.

Document commences mid-sentence. It appears that Alfonso Zarb was prosecuting Catherina Gallo, widow of Laurentius, over presumed outstanding debts. Sentence missing.

Witness statements by Clemente Bonavia and Domenico Grec that they had overheard Aloisietta claim that a certain Domenico had promised to give her a pandata di bastonati by a knight. This they overheard while setting up piping (a canale) in her courtyard in Valletta.

The catapano Aloisio Haxach is accused of abusing of his position and engaging in commercial activity involving foodstuff. Reference is made to a previous accusation of perjury against Johannes Nicola De Chisco and Baptista de Arrigo heard in 1576 but the relevance to this present case is unclear.

Understanding compromised due to lower part of the document missing throughout. Ambrosius Mallia explains that his daughter Magdalena, wife of Franciscus Magdaleni, a Frenchman, was claiming that she had claims on a residential building in Valletta in his possession for many years without issue. He demands that either the spouses bring proof of their claims or cease from similar molestations in the future. Interrogation of witnesses.

Ambrogio Mallia reports that he wishes to lodge a case against his dauaghter, wife of Franciscus Madleni, a Frenchman and close friend of the Maresciallo. Unclear what he is asking. Loose folio.

Antonio and Marietta Bezzina from Casal Gregorio report that they found various inaccuracies in the transactions that Marietta's first husband, Vincentio Mifsud had had with Giuseppe Tonna. Ultimately, Tonna owed them money.

On the reverse of the folio, Gratiulla Rivost reports that youths had stolen jewellery from her house in Valletta

Andrea Busuttil claims to be owed money from the inactive inheritance of the late Ambrogio Caruana, and demands that either the legal administrators and procurators of the inheritance make themselves known to the Courts, or that the Courts appoint due curatores ad litem to represent it.

Confirmation that in 1622 Andrea Busuttil appeared in contracts as cessionarius of [].

[] from Birkirkara and Andrea Camilleri from Tarxien report that when they were in Naples they had given to Thomaso Greg, piloto of the galera Santa Maria, a bursa di Cannavazzo with money inside to be brought to Malta and given to Don Gregorio Camilleri, son of the same Andrea. When the galley reached Messina it was ordered from Malta to detour to Palermo and then head back to Naples. Greg then used the money to procure goods for himself. They request a monitorium to be issued to collect information about Greg and his purchases.

Angelica Xara confirms receipt of payments from Vincentius Gatt owed as part of a larger sum for the purchase of grain.

Angelus Fancull from Vittoriosa as aministrator of Joannella, Isabellia and Aloisia, underage daughters of the deceased Bernarda, his wife, seeks the payment of money owed by Philippus Bonavia. See acts of Notary Marius Calleja (undated).

Angelo Gandolfo appeals a sentence given by the lower appellate court of the Magna Curia by which he was ordered to pay 154 scudi to Petrus Romano as procurator of Joumen(?) Habel

At the request of the representatives of the Magna Curia Castellania, proceedings are initiated against the person and property of Ignazio Bonnici.

Anna Galea reports that having accessed a storage where she kept things for her shop and where she kept items pawned to her by her debtors in the company of Mariuzzo Mifsud, she found that table and the chest in which she kept the pawned items were alight. Nothing of the chest remained but the lock which he wanted to buy but she refused. A window at the back of the storage was found broken into.

Confirmation that Giuseppe Azzopardi (Tesoriero and Depositario of Mdina) was to pay Antonio Borg, aggiuntante di bombardieri, 7.1.6 scudi from the income from the scisa on wine.

Antonio Ellul from Vittoriosa explains that a certain Clementio Tabone had tried to sell his mezzanino to raise money for his medication, but he also bought a slave on guarantee. He had racked up considerable debts.

Antonio Tholossenti, Canon at the Cathedral, wishes to prove that the five sacks of cimino agro which Domenico Azzuppard had brought from Zebbug to Valletta some days before, and which Angelo De Amato had brought to Gioanne Vitaz had been ordered confiscated by him from the inheritance of the deceased Ambrosio Pisano.

Compromised since top section of the document is missing throughout. Antonius de Paiella was owed large sums of money by Johannes Revest, Bathassare Gilibert, and Pierre Fartre and opens this case against them to retrieve his money (only Revest appears to be participating here). De Paiella was not in Malta and was being represented by his procurator Thomaso de Candia. The Judges were Fra Rafael Cotoner and Atanasius Alter, assisted by Notary Michaele Ralli.

At the behest of Antonius Famuncelli, Procurator of the Confraternity of Our Lady of Consolation, it is demanded of Franciscus Brincat, Manno Bonnici and Paulus Attardi pay the 150 scudi owed to him as Procurator through cambio. Judge: Honoratus Carbone.