Case unclear since upper part of the document is missing throughout. Johannes Xicluna leased land in the area of Monte Calibo from Francisca de Nana. Xicluna formed a partnership with Michaele Cuschieri for two years, after which Cuschieri remained in debt to Scicluna for 127 uncia and 20 tari. Cuschieri sold grain as well as his house to settle the debt. It is unclear what the actual dispute is about, but information is given on how the partnership managed its affairs, and other information on the cultivation and sail of grain.

Drusiana, widow of Johannes Romano and now wife of Michaele Vella. After Johannes's death, Thomas Mizzi was appointed tutor and curator for their young children Sperantia, Nicolao, Catherina and Giorgio, of whom Sperantia and Giorgio died, leaving their siblings Nicola and Catherina under the tutelage of Mizzi. Mizzi no longer wished to remain tutor and Drusiana was asking for the appointment of Salvatore Testaferrata in his stead.

Paulo Bellia follows up the resistant Josephus Vassallo over debts owed by the latter to the former.

Carolus Farrugia requests the cessation of a criminal case against Thomas Pace initiated at his request since he was not seriously wounded by a stone thrown at his head.

Concerning the sale at auction of the jewels and other possessions of the deceased Franciscus Pellegrino to satisfy debts owed to Salvo Montagner.

Mattheus Vassallo confirms that he has been granted possession over some belongings of Orlando Xerri, since Xerri owed him money. Reference to notarial acts of Ferdinando Chiappara.

Loose folio. List of incarcerations by the MCC.

Aloysius Axaq was owed money by Leonardo Paris (50 scudi) who was absent from the island, and he therefore requests the appointment of a curator ad litem to oversee the confiscation and sale of monies and assets belonging to Paris.

Delphina Gonguinglena, wife of Hieronimo Petrusli complains that Hieronimo had illegally disposed of part of her dowry and used some of the rest as guarantee and asks that Jacobo [Umo] and Albani Hernandez be made curatores ad lites in a case she lodged against him.

Simon Xicluna presents a full list of all the monies owed by Jacobus de Ricardo to various institutions and persons and for which reasons.

Isabella, widow of the deceased Pasquale de Charo, now the wife of Petrus Pulis, explains how following the death of Pasquale, Bartolomeo Abela had been appointed tutor of their young children Crispino and Barbero. Didaco Talavera was appointed court expert to identify the rate of alimony to be paid to Isabella for herself and for the care of the two boys, but she found this insufficient and was trying to have the court increase it.

Augustino Seychel explains that his brother Mattheus had been captured by the enemy and his underage nephew was left without a tutor, and he therefore appeals to be appointed curator for his nephew.

The underage sisters Margarita and Matietta are assigned Mattheus Vella, their brother, as their curator. Copy of the will of the deceased Antonius Vella. Top part of the document missing.

The curia had asked for the procurator or legal representative of Georgio Falzon, who was absent from the island, to make themselves know. None appeared.

Top part of the document missing. Gian Luca di Angelo appeals from a sentence of the MCC.

Witnesses are summoned to confirm that Josephus Attard, who had departed to Sicily, owed Antonius Zirinzo money. The money was owed for the purchase of sumerium. Copy of contract from 21 August 1574.

Franciscus Costa accuses Dominico Sirenso of stealing many element sof clothing and cloth from him while he was on the vessel of Cap. Sancto Pin off the point of Rinella. Various sailors from Genoa interrogated.

Georgio Pace, baker to Fra Jacobo Isor, accuses Jacobus Ciantar of fraud in grain trade.

Concerning a dispute over grain.

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.