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Type: Legal document
7560 records found
An agreement for cancelation of engagement. The two parties declares they have no demands from each other concerning the engagement gifts given. It appears the the bride return the marriage gift she received to the groom, named Yosef, but it is also possible to say she kept it and the groom approved it. The bride is represented by her brother, named Angel, who released the groom from any claims. The groom and his two brothers (one named Moshe) released her from their side. AA
Minute fragment, only two words זוזי דכספא are preserved, probably from a ketubah. AA
Fragment from the bottom of a bill of release. Only a few letters from the signatures are preserved, including the name Tamīm. AA
Minute fragment from a legal deed, only part of the date is preserved. AA
Minute fragment, seems to be from the top of a legal deed, but too little text remains. AA
Minute fragment from the bottom part of a legal deed with fragmentary signature. AA
Legal document in the hand of Ḥalfon b. Menashshe. (Information from CUDL)
Legal document mentioning Mevorakh and Josiah. (Information from CUDL)
Fragment from a middle part of a ketubah containing section from the dowry list. AA
Minute fragment from a ketubah of a widow bride. AA
Fragment from a Ketubah.
Legal document (witness statement), mentioning the elder Abū l-S[urūr] Peraḥya. In the hand of Ḥalfon b. Menashshe. (Information from CUDL)
Minute fragment from a ketubah.
Minute fragment from a legal deed mentioning Qasr al-Sham'
Top of a legal deed from the year 1425 Era of documents= 1124.
Fragment from a bill of divorce (get) from Fustat. The husband's name is Ya'aqov.
Fragment from a bill of divorce (get). AA
Recto: legal document mentioning Moses ha-Kohen b. [...], [...] al-Ḥusayn, sister-in-law of [...]. Verso: Arabic document, mentioning names. (Information from CUDL)
Minute fragment probably from a ketubah. AA
Legal document mentioning a certain Mevorakh. (Information from CUDL)