artist
date_end	1547-03-11
date_start	1547-03-11
excerpt_id	752746
quote	Jan Jacopsz[oen] tymmerman als man en[de] voicht van neetlgen cornelis dochter [“b” stricken out] zyn huysvr[ouwe] b[eclaecht meester Frans Jacopsz[oen] Seggen[de] Dat hy gecondempneert zal wesen hem te betalen De som[m]e van XXV karo[lus] guldens . ofslaende Dire karolus gul[dens] Die deysschers huysvr[ouwe] bekent daer up ontfangen te hebben uuyt saicke vande erfenisse van haerder suster Die deysschers huysv[rouwe] nae dien uuytcoop van hondert karolus gul[dens] In presentie van zeker getuyge[n] byden verweerder belooft zyn mit die costen daer om gedaen // Oick boven getoegen en[de] actum ut sup[ra] // Upten XXXen marty dair an volgen[de] Is gewes[en] alzoe deysscher Inden name als voeren zyn eyssche nyet en bewyst zulcx dat scepen[en] dunct In Rechte genouch te wes[en] Dat dair om[m]e die v[er]weerd[er] vry en[de] quyt zel Wes[en] vanden voors[eyden] eyssche en[de] anspraicke
summary	Jan Jacopsz, carpenter, as husband and guardian of Neeltgen Cornelisdr, sues Master Frans Jacopsz, demanding paymnt of 24 Karolus guldens, minus 3 that his wife acknowledges having received, in connection with the inheritance from her sister after the buying-out of 100 Karolus guldens in the presence of witnesses where the defendant promised payment, plus costs. On 30 March the court decided the plaintiff had not sufficiently proven his case and consequently absolved the defendant from the claim.
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