Debt Collection From Mojse Dasa and Jakov Melamed In Favor of Zadik Maestro
Upon the request of the Austrian Consulate, the Ministry of the Foreign Affairs dispatched to the Administration of the Town of Belgrade two obligations by which Mojse Dasa and Jakov Melamed had to settle the debt in favor of the heirs of the late Zadik Maestro. The debt amount was not collected because Dasa and Melamed submitted a certificate of the Belgrade Municipality that they had no resources.
Dona Atijas Requested Her Real Estate to Be Returned to Her
Ministry of Finances communicated to the Administration of the Town of Belgrade regarding the request of Dona, a wife of Moša Avram Atijas, her real estate property to be given back to her, since she had brought it into her marriage as dowry, which was at that moment registered as a former Turkish, and afterwards as a state property. The Administration was asked to investigate who was the real owner of the referred real estate.
Debt Collected From Jewish Community in Favor of Jahijel Levi
The Administration of the Town of Belgrade requested the Jewish Community to settle its debt to Jahijel Levi. After the debt was collected, Juda Levi demanded the Administration to deliver the collected amount to his son Salamon Levi.
The Belgrade Municipal Court ruled in the lawsuit initiated by Dona, wife of a merchant Josif Levi against Mordohaj Kalfon, a money changer. Kalfon requested sequestration of assets of his debtor Josif Levi and Dona claimed that her possessions and her children‘s possessions had to be exempted from the sequestration.
Debt Collection From Benjamin Ruso In Favor of Belgrade Credit Institute
Correspondence of the Commercial Court and the Administration of the Town of Belgrade regarding the debt collection from a merchant Benjamin Ruso in favor of the Belgrade Credit Institute.
Debt Collection From Rakila Zunana in Favor of Rivka Zunana
Rakila Zunana was sentenced to pay court fees and a debt to Rivka Zunana, thus she submitted to the Administration of the Town of Belgrade a certificate, issued by the Belgrade Municipal Court, that she had no resources to settle her debt.
Correspondence of the Commercial Court and the Administration of the Town of Belgrade regarding the debt collection with interest from Azrijel Katarivas in favor of Dimitrije Jovanović.
Debt Settlement of Nisim Efrajim and Jahijel Pijade in Favor of Hajim Levi
The Commercial Court requested the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to place a sequester on the merchandise of Nisim Efrajim and Jahijel Pijade in order to settle their debt to Hajim Levi
and S. Pijade.
Guardians of property of the late Živko Đorđević requested the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to execute the court decision and to collect a debt amount from Čelebon Isahar Levi, who possessed a store in the Zeleni Venac. The file comprised a statement given by Čelebon Levi that he had no assets and could not settle the debt.
The Commercial Court brought a decision that Isak Arojeti had to settle his debt to the heirs of the late Živko Đorđević. The Commercial Court requested the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to locate Arojeti and collect the debt amount. The Belgrade Court dispatched a statement to the Administration that Isak Arojeti had no property in Belgrade.
Debt Collection From Mata Elijas and Salomon Farki
The Ministry of the Interior founded a Commission which requested the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to collect a debt amount from the merchants Mata Elijas and Solomon Farki. The Administration reported that the debtors resided in Vienna.
The Administration of the Town of Belgrade, the Ministry of the Foreign Affairs and the Belgrade Customs communicated regarding the collection of debt and court fee from Isak O. Ruso, who lived and worked in Vienna. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs informed that Ruso was imprisoned and that the debt could not be collected. The Administration therefore put the ban on the flowers containers, property of Isak Ruso, stored in the Belgrade Customs.
Correspondence of the Belgrade Commercial Court and the Dorćol Precinct regarding the debt amounts collection from Rebeka Ruso. The Court put a ban to her property to secure the debt settlement to Rista Pupić. In addition, Moša A. Ozerović filed a lawsuit against Rebeka over debt.
Debt Settlement of Isak Avram Levi to Stevan Stevanović
Correspondence of the Commercial Court and the Administration of the Town of Belgrade regarding the placement of a ban to a sale of merchandise and a household of Isak Avram Levi, a petty dealer, to secure the debt settlement to Stevan Stevanović, a merchant.
David B. Ruso Filed a Complaint Against the Municipality of Belgrade
The Ministry of Finances informed the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to have rejected a complaint David B. Ruso had filed against the Municipality of Belgrade which requested him to pay taxes for 1873 and 1874, regardless of the fact that he became the Austrian subject.
Debt Settlement of Mazela Solomonović To Duma Janja
The Belgrade Town Court requested the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to inventory, evaluate and sequestrate mobile property of Mazela, a wife of Isak Solomonović, in order to settle her debt to Duma Janja, a property guardian of the late Nikola Kiki.
David Demajo Failed to Take Over Goods From the Warehouse
The head of the Ključ County requested the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to collect from David Demajo the compensation amount for a damage made when he failed to take over the animal skins from a warehouse in Kladovo, which had to be sold on an auction.
Debt Settled by Gedalja B. Benjamin To Moša De Majo
The Commercial Court requested the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to place a sequester on the household of Gedalja B. Benjamin, a petty dealer in the Jevrejska Mala (a Jewish quarter) to secure a debt settlement to Moša S. De Majo. After Gedalja settled his debt, the sequester was taken off.
David Buli Fined For Not Attending the Jewish Community Meetings
David Buli filed a complaint to the Ministry of Education and Religion against the Jewish Religious School Community for fining him financially without any reason. The Jewish Community informed the Administration that Buli was fined according to the law for not attending the Community meetings.
