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The Brothers Popović Filed a Lawsuit Agains Isak Levi Over Debt

The Commercial Court requested the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to collect a court fee from Isak Levi, against whom the brothers Popović had filed a lawsuit, over debt.

4 May 1860

ИАБ-1-К457-1860-Ф1-200

Document folio 3+(1)

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The Brothers Bodi Filed a Lawsuit Against David and Samuilo Haim

The Belgrade Commercial Court reached a decision regarding the lawsuit filed by the brothers Bodi against David and Samuilo Haim, money dealers, over debt.

29 April/30 September 1861

ИАБ-1-К513-1861-Ф3-38

Document folio 4

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The Brothers Ozerović Opened Two Tobacco Stores Without a Permission

The Administration of the Town of Belgrade reported on the interrogation of the Ozerović brothers regarding the openning of two tobacco stores without a permission from the authorities. Both brothers Ozerović made a statement that they didn‘t apply for the permission because they had no knowledge that the Guild of Tobacco Dealers existed at all.

27 March/19 May 1860

ИАБ-1-К475-1860-Ф5-426

Document folio 3

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The Assets of the Late Avram Josif Ozer

The Belgrade Town Court requested the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to inventory the assets of the late Avram Josif Ozer, without including the capital invested in the business he was running with his partner Moša Ozer. The documentation included the list of assets.

27 October 1859/14 May 1860

ИАБ-1-К476-1860-Ф6-8

Document folio 10+(1)

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The Brothers Barlovac Filed a Lawsuit Against Solomon Koen Over Debt

The Belgrade Town Court requested the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to collect a court fee from Solomon Koen, related to the court decision by which he had to settle his debt to the Barlovac brothers. The Administration failed to collect the fee because Koen had bankrupted.

15 December 1860/30 October 1862

ИАБ-1-К527-1861-Ф7-39а

Document folio 2

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The Ozerović Brothers Gave a Power of Attorney To Mo[a Kalderon

The Ozerović brothers, the merchants, gave the power of attorney to their apprentice Moša Kalderon to collect loans given to their consumers and to represent them in the legal matters in Serbia and Turkey.

31 March 1861

ИАБ-1-К528-1861-Ф7-214

Document folio 2

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Termination of the Partnership Agreement

A Written statement on the termination of the partnership between the merchants Avram Suzin and Haim Pardo, submitted to the Administration of the Town of Belgrade for the verification.

18 June/18 December 1861

ИАБ-1-К564-1861-Ф25-273

Document folio 2

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The Synagogue Authority Gave a Power of Attorney to L.Levenzon and A.Veliš

The Sinagogue Authority gave a power of attorney to Lazar Levenzon and Adolf Veliš to represent it and to undertake all activities they considered to be in its best interest.

5 July 1861

ИАБ-1-К543-1861-Ф14-325

Document folio 3

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Todor Svilarović Filed a Lawsuit Against Jozef David Farhi

The Belgrade Town Court requested the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to collect a court fee from Todor Svilarović, a former official of the Austrian Consulate, who had filed a lawsuit against Jozef David Farhi, a money dealer, over unlawfully charged commission, but the lawsuit was discharged.

27 January 1861/8 January 1862

ИАБ-1-К575-1862-Ф2-470

Document folio 2

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The Heirs of the Late Rifka Davičova

The heirs of the late Rifka Davičova authorized Rifka, one of the heirs, and her husband David Ruso to mortgage a part of the property for their business.

14 May 1862

ИАБ-1-К596-1862-Ф12-455

Document folio 2

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the Azrijel Brothers Gave a Power of Attorney To Petar Marković

The brothers David and Juda Azrijel gave a power of attorney to Petar Marković to represent them in a lawsuit they filed against Jovan Poznanović.

11 April 1862

ИАБ-1-К593-1862-Ф10-223

Document folio 1

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Theft in the Store of David Ruso

The Vračar Precinct reported to the Administration of the Town of Belgrade regarding their investigation of the theft that had occurred in the store of David Ruso. Panta Janković, the inn-keeper, was suspected as the accomplice, but the Belgrade Town Court released him due to the lack of evidence.

8 December 1861/25 August 1862

ИАБ-1-К594-1862-Ф11-152

Document folio 5

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The Barlovac Brothers and Moša Suzin Settled Their Dispute

The Administration of the Town of Belgrade informed the Court in Kruševac that the brothers Barlovac had settled their dispute with Haim Pardo, a legal representative of Moša Suzin.

14 May 1862

ИАБ-1-К595-1862-Ф11-277

Document folio 1

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The Property of the Late Avram Suzin

Correspondence of the Belgrade Town Court and the Administration of the Town of Belgrade regarding the property of the late Avram Suzin. At he claims made by the family members, his widow Beta filed a request to the Court to inventory all his property in Belgrade and Vlaška.

1/29 June 1862

ИАБ-1-К605-1862-Ф17-86

Document folio 17

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Turkish Official Showed Interest For Serbian Gendarmes in Jalija

The Dorćol Precinct reported to the Administration of the Town of Belgrade regarding the interest a Turkish official showed for Serbian gendarmes in Jalija, while staying in the tavern of Moša Suzin and talking to his servant.

5 April 1862

ИАБ-1-К630-1862-177

Document folio 1

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Tax Collection From Haim Avram Koen

The Reconciliation Court in Belgrade requested the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to collect taxes from Haim Avram Koen, a merchant from Belgrade, residing in Smederevo. The Administration informed the Court that Koen was in Pančevo, therefore it failed to collect the tax.

29 January/13 April 1863

ИАБ-1-К633-1863-Ф1-92

Document folio 3

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Tax Collection From David B. Mordohaj

The Reconciliation Court requested the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to collect taxes from David B. Mordohaj,a merchant from Belgrade, residing in Požarevac.

29 January/12 October 1863

ИАБ-1-К633-1863-Ф1-90а

Document folio 8

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Theft in the Store of Isak Lidži

The Administration of the Town of Belgrade investigated the accusations filed by Isak Lidži, a merchant who reported that lamb skins were stolen from his store. The same animal skins Lidži found in the possession of Dimitrije Urošević and Ilija Bogdanović, but they claimed that they had bought them from a worker Milovan Dimitrijević.

6 December 1861/31 March 1863

ИАБ-1-К654-1863-Ф8-37

Document folio 35+(1)

Total records 2612