The apprenticeship agreement of Šimon Abinun, serving his apprenticeship in the haberdashery store of Jakov H. Bararon. Enclosed was his medical report.
Investigation initiated after the the accusations of Jakov Alkalaj, president of the Jewish Community, against Jelena, wife of Jakov Baruh, for a fraud. Alkalaj had doubts that Jelena Baruh had bought a baby.
Appointment of a Guardian of Jakov and Matilda Benvenisti
The Executive Board of the 1st District People‘s Committee of the City of Belgrade appointed a lawyer Vojislav Lukić as a legal guardian of Jakov and Matilda Benvenisti, to represent them in a process of expropriation of their estate in Belgrade. Jakov and Matilda Benvenisti had emigrated to Israel.
The Association of Merchants of Manufactured, Textile and Fashion Products requested the Ministry of Commerce and Industry to warn the commercial agents Bukić Maclijah, Jakov Bencion, Borivoje Karić and Moša Josif against illicit trade.
Austria-Hungarian Police Confiscated a Passport From Jakov Figenfeld
Jakov Figenfeld, a railway clerk, complained to the Administration of the Town of Belgrade against the Austria-Hungary police which confiscated his valid Serbian passport while travelling to Bosnia.
The Civil Engineering Section of the City of Belgrade approved the request of Jakov S. Davičo to amend a building plan for a building in the 44 Strahinjića bana Street.
Apprenticeship of Leon Demajorović in the Store of Jakov Demajorović
Jakov Demajorović notified to the Association of Merchants of Manufactured, Textile and Fashion Products that his son Leon would practice his apprenticeship in his manufacturing store. Enclosed to the file was the medical report of Leon Demajorović.
A. Almuzlino and J. Elijas Approved the Change the Construction Plan
The Construction Department of the Administration of the City of Belgrade approved to Avram Almuzlin and Jakov Elijas the change of the construction plan for the building in the Nos. 8 and 10 Zmaja od Noćaja Street.
Appointment of the Guardian of Avram Almuzlino and Jakov Elijas
The Executive Board of the 1st District People‘s Committee of the City of Belgrade appointed a guardian of Avram (Azriel) Almuzlino and Jakov (David) Elijas, whose residence was unknown. The guardian was to take the loan in their name for the repairs on their building at 8 and 8a Zmaja od noćaja street.
Appointment of the New Tutor For the Legacy of Beja Emanujel
The guardian judge requested the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to appoint a new tutor for the legacy of Beja, the wife of Jakov Emanujel, since the previous one, Solomon Moša Medina, had died. The Assembly of the Jewish Religious-Church Community suggested Isak Lidži for the new tutor.
Avram Jakovljević Summoned To Court For Interrogation
The Belgrade Town Court requested the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to locate Avram Jakovljevi, the tutor of the property of the late Jakov Kazan, and escort him to that Court for interrogation.
The Administration of the Town of Belgrade investigated accusations filed by Konorta Mataras against Jakov Kazes because he had been selling in Pančevo and Zemun jewelry of a wife of Moša Ruso. Many people suspected that he had obtained the jewelry illegally.
Avram Elijas and Jakov Šalom Kalderon Gave a Statement on a House Sale
Avram Elijas and Jakov Šalom Kalderon gave a statement that in 1859 Jozef Eskija Levi had requested from them to write a deed for a house which he and Haim Avramović had earlier sold to Juda Arueti. Arueti intended to buy a house for his son in law Isak Jakov Mevorah, but later he had acquitted the purchase due to the lack of money.
Azrijel and Moša Almuzlino Reached Legal Age and Took Over the Inheritance
Jakov Kalderon and Izrail Tajtasak gave a statement that six years before the brothers Azrijel and Moša Almuzlino were assigned heirs of their late sister Duda, a daughter of Avram Almuzulino, that they recently reached the legal age and they took over their inheritance.
The Court in Čačak, in line with the decision of the Supreme Court, dispached to the Administration of the Town of Belgrade money collected from Aćim Popović to be delivered to his creditors: Petar Parezanović, Georgije Avakumović, Jakov Koen, Isak Farhi, Panta Mihailović and Jovan Marković.
Auction Sale of Real Estate of Živko Obradović Over Debt
The Kragujevac District Headquarters informed the Administration of the Town of Belgrade that the auction sale was scheduled for a real estate with a house owned by Živko Obradović, thus the Administration was requested to consequently inform his creditors, among them Jakov Koen from Belgrade as well.
Anton Jeger Filed a Lawsuit Against Some Persons For Bodily Injuries
The City Precinct reported to the Administration of the City of Belgrade on events that occurred in the City: Anton Jeger, a painter, filed a lawsuit against Solomon Ruso, Josif Demajo, Maksim Kalef, Avram Arueti, Hajim Demajo, Samuilo Levi, Josif Melamed and Jakov Koen for inflicting minor bodily injuries. The defendants were escorted to the court for sentence reading.
A Sequester Placed on the Goods of Moša and Jakov Kojen
The Commercial Court informed the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to have approved the sequester to be placed on the merchandises of Moša and Jakov Kojen in order to secure their debt settlement to Jahiel Ruso.
Annual Assemlby of the Association of Merchants of Milk and Dairy Products
The Association of Merchants of Manufactured, Textile and Fashion Products announced that Jakov Konforti would be sent as the representative to the annual assembly organized by the Association of Merchants of Milk and Dairy Products.
17/24 March 1933
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Aleksandar Dobrivojević To Settle a Debt to Karl Bril From Bavaria
Correspondence of the Commercial Court and the Administration of the Town of Belgrade regarding the debt collection from Aleksandar Dobrivojević, a book seller, in favor of Jakov L. Levenzon, a representative of Karl Bril from Firt in Bavaria.
Avram Ozerović Filed a Lawsuit Against Josif Alkalaj
The elected court requested the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to dispatch to the Commercial Court a decision reached in a lawsuit case of Avram Ozerović and Josif Alkalaj. The members of the elected court were Haim Suzin, Jahiel Ruso and Jakov Levenzon.
Amelija Levi Got a Permission to Open a Manufacturing Store
The Department for Stores of the Administration of the City of Belgrade issued a permission to Amelija Levi to open a manufacturing store located in the No.5 Višnjićeva Street. The manager of the store was Jakov Levi.
Addresses of the Companies Registered in the Association
The Association of Merchants of Manufactured, Textile and Fashion Products for the City of Belgrade sent to the Chambers of Commerce the requested addresses of several companies, including Braća R. Pijade, Nisim D. Anaf, Bencion i Alfandari, Braća D. Levi, Jakov Levi i Komp. and others.
