artist
date_end	1533-11-17
date_start	1533-11-17
excerpt_id	747678
quote	Dirck michiels z[oon] b[eclaecht] Meester Jan organist wt vrieslant besetten huysraet om IIIJ Karolus gul[den] van huyshuyer verschenen en[de] verschynen zal / Is geappoi[n]cteert p[er]tyen te gaen by malcander by goede mannen en[de] Indien zyl[uyden] nyet en accorderen alsdan weder te Rechte te comen en[de] p[er]tyen hebben dair toe genomen tyt van achte dagen actum vt sup[ra] / Is gewes[en] Indien dirck michiels z[oon] voirs[eyde] zweert als Recht Is dat hem die voirs[eyden] penn[ingen] Rechtelicken gebreken van huyshuyer v[er]schenen en[de] binnen ts[iae]rs verschynen zal dat hy alsdan blyven zel In zyn clachte actum den Jen decembr[is] [“vpten XIJen dece[m]br[is] zoe heeft dirck michiels zoen voirs[eyde] den eedt gedaen achtervolgen[de] tvonnisse” in margin]
summary	Dirck Michielsz lays claim on the sequestered furniture of master Jan, organist from Friesland, for 4 Karolus gulden for house rent which is due and will be due. On November 17, it is decided that both parties will come together with experts, and if they cannot agree, they will have to come to court within eight days. On December 1, the court decides that the plaintiff wins the case if he takes an oath that the house rent is not paid. On December 12, Dirck Michielsz takes his oath and wins the case.
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