Johannes Figun was owed 100 scudi by Josephus Gaveu and was given possession of some of his property consisting in two houses (described) for resale at auction to satisfy the debt. The houses were in Vittoriosa.

The Noble Petrus Burlo had leased an enclosure of land called Tal Fer to Johannes Zuppard (see Not. Jacobus Baldacchino 26/09/1562) who had failed to pay and asks to lodge a cedula collectiva et condemnatoria against Zuppard.

Johannes Figun was owed 100 scudi by Josephus Gaveu and was given possession of some of his property consisting in two houses (described) and a bottega for resale at auction to satisfy the debt. The houses were in Vittoriosa.

Demetrius Balzano retracts his claims in court against Emanuele Almano and his wife Floretta (uncertain).

Certain information missing due to the top of the document missing. Johannes Gatan owed 20 scudi to an unidentifiable person and for this reason her housing building in Valletta was conpublic prosecutorated for resale at auction.

Interrogation of Giulio Vatoblin (French) concerning accusations made against him by Aloisio David. He had thrown him into the sea. The case also involved the use of a garden planted by Aloisio with fig trees in Victoriosa, ownership of which is being disputeto which Vitublin, being a neighbour is claimed to have done damage. Various witness statments included. Copy of the 20/02/1570 contract of marriage between Marietta Fallon and the aramotarius Johannes Piu, referencing houses in Valletta. Also an 07/01/1578 contract by which the married couple sold housing in Vittoriosa to Vitublin.

Gioacobo Vira was representing Salvatore Corrao as procurator in a case in court against Dominico Pischera, who had left the island without indicating a legal representative. Accordingly the court is asked to make a public proclamation calling for the legal representative of Pischera to make himself known or, in the absence of any such, to appoint a curatorem ad lites.

The priest Don Gregorio Cutayar claims to be owed money by Cap. Leonardo Sacco due to cambio marittimo from investment in the latter's voyage to Leghorn. Reference to notarial contract of Notary Johannes Franciscus Sant of the 23rd of February 1712

Following a sentence of the same court (17 April 1703), Palma Desira is ordered to pay judicial expenses to Josephus Pansier. Since she was unable to pay, a place of residence in Senglea was auctioned to satisfy the debt (see description in bandum)

Apostolum son of Sevasto' (Greek) is accused of allowing the imbarkation of another Greek, Demetrius son of Atanasio, onto his sambecchino even though the latter was still engaged to the corsairing crew of the tartana of Cap. Leonardo Rey. This without licence or permission. Various testimonies recorded. He was sentenced to 5 year's rowing or a fine of 50 unciae.

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.

The priest Don Gregorio Cutayar claims to be owed money by Cap. Leonardo Sacco due to cambio marittimo from investment in the latter's voyage to Leghorn. Reference to notarial contract of Notary Johannes Franciscus Sant of the 23rd of February 1712

Vincentio Sorentino is accused of having disobeyed a previous sentence requiring him to disclose all items which he had removed from the loot taken by the ship on which he had served. The ship was captained by Cap. Anastasio. Sorentino was acquitted.

Paulus Valletta from Valletta reports that he was assulted by Raffaele Farrugia close to the cavalry's stables in Valletta. He sought sanctuary in the Church of Our Lady of Damascus. The case was withdrawn by Valletta himself.

Stephanus de Giorgio reports a Greek sailor called Demetrius had approached them the previous night in Vittoriosa. He first insulted him and then made for him with a dagger.

Rosa Maria, a servant in the service of the knight La Valletta, Governor of the Island of Gozo. He gave her a chest of clothing to be washed and money to cover the cost, but the key to it was taken when she left at home and left. She had it opened with the assistance of a locksmith in the presence of the knight, but they discovered that some things were missing. They accused Vincenza, a neophite slave of the same knight, who confessed to taking the key, the missing doppia di biancho and two genovine. The doppia was returned by the Parish Priest of Porto Salvo, to whom it was given by Vincenza in confession.

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.

Johannes Domenicus Pace from Lia reports that when he was at the tavern of Josephus 'tal Barun' in Lia towards sunset he was approached by slaves of the Falconiere posted at San Anton palace, who wanted to use Pace's land, known as Del Monastero in the area known as Migiar il Genieni to build a boat on which to escape with other Turks. When Pace refused, the same slave threatened him to keep his silence.

Johannes Giordan, from France, was playing bocci close to the Convent of the Teresians and was then attacked by his co-player Giacinto Gioucas.

Petrus Cremona rejects the appeal of Paulo Patavina to defer the payment of juridical costs after Patavina was found guilty of stuprum and sentenced to exile from the city of Valletta (27 Oct. 1711), which sentence was upheld at appeal (27 Dec. 1711)