Petrus Sartre was in possession of tobacco exchanged with Petrus Bennet for money with promise of return, but Petrus Bennet was absent from the realm, and Sartre asks for the appointment of a curator ad litem unless a procurator makes himself known to the Courts.

Matteolo Hernandes was owed money by Margarita Debono, widow of Pasquale de Laurenzo, and demands repayment. Reference to contract made before Not. Joannis Tholossenti (13/05/1630).

Margerita, widow of Federico Caruana, explains that she is the heir of her deceased husband, who was owed money by Petro Caruana. She sues for payment.

Julianus Felice as curator of Aloysio Stivent, son of the late Andrea, and Petro Ducros as cessionarius of the same Julianus initiate proceedings against the goods and property of the late Joannella Galdes and request that either the procurators of the heirs or the heirs themselves appear in court or a curator ad litem is appointed for the case.

Dionysio Xerri as procurator of Fra Johannes Saporitella, knight of the Order, explains that Saporitella owed Johannes Milet certain money. Since Milet was absent and had left no known curator, the court is asked to make an official call to find his curator and if none make themselves known within three days, to dismiss the course.

Aloysio Metaxa representing Fra Aloysio Dattard Bizzana has claims against Bartholomeo Cabre, captain of the pollacca Santa Maria Maddalena, absent from the realm, and for this reason asks that a public notice is issued calling for the procurator of the same Cabre. Should none present themselves, the Court is to appoint a Curator ad Litem.

Giovanni Calleya and Paulina Calleya, son and daughter of the late Vincenzo Calleja, request that the process of division of inheritance between them and Marietta their mother proceed, woith Paulo Axisa being appointed curator for their mother in this particular case.

Angelus Bonnici had claims against the inheritance of the late lawyer Paulus Xara (see Not. Jo: Domenicus Pace, undated) and asks for the appointment of a curator ad litem unless a procurator makes himself known to the Courts.

Cap. Paulo Cuscinello had once pursued a legal case against Vincenzo Saliba who left the country in the course of the case and unexpectedly, leaving no known procurator or curator. Cuscinello asks that unless a procurator presents himself the Court appoints a curator ad litem so that the case might proceed.

Anglica wife of Andrea Formosa accuses Salvum Bugeia of rape against her daughter in a field against her will on Christmas eve. Several witnesses. He was acquitted. The acquittal was confirmed on appeal.

Gratius sive Horatius Calleya from Tarxien, as tutor of the minor Joannes Patrus Borg, his nephew by way of his deceased brother Domenico, requests for experts to identify the right rate of maintenance he can derive for the needs of the boy.

Marius Psayla as curator of the underage Gioannella, daughter of the late Petro and Speranza Sammut requests that he receives money for the maintenance of the girl from her inheritance at the rate established by experts.

Michael Gat from Valletta asks for an increase in the maintenance of Thoma [Grec], who is under his tutulage. Copy of contract of marriage between Gratia Laurer and Michele Grec.

Lucretia wife of doctor Nicolas Cilia, widow of Not. Andrea Allegritto, as tutor of her son Laczarus, son of the deceased Andrea, sues for an increase in the maintenance she is allowed for the sustenance of her son.

Marianus Cutayar asks for an increase in the maintenance of Nicolas Saliba, who is under his tutulage.

Antonia wife of Paulo Muscat, doctor of medicine, had lent food and other vituals to Margarita her daughter, also the heir of the late Salvatore Cassar, but she had not been repaid for her loan.

Bernarda Ruiz explains that she had been taking care of Marco Antonio, a boy of about six months, after his mother Joannella Ruggieri passed away, and asks that she is reimbursed for the maintenance of the boy from his inheritance at the rate established by experts.

Jacobus Corciullo from Victoriosa was in possession of a residential complex in the same Victoriosa (described). The builder Johannes Petrus started renovating the house of Johannes Luca Vella, which neighboured on his property, but caused great damage to his own property, for which he was suing.

Clara Farrugia, represented by her husband Josephus, prosecutes Johannes Burlo who had been left universal heir of the deceased Canon Rev. Petrus Burlo, and who had cheated her out of some money promised to her as dowry, and so owed. Copies of the will, in which various persons appear as witnesses due to the infirmity of the will-maker is enclosed in copy.

Cap. Joannes de Georgio explains that M. Andrea Farrugia was meant to construct a tartana but had failed to do so within the stipulated time-frame, to his great detriment. He sues for compensation.