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Power of attorney to collect possessions, 1919
Power of attorney given by Haji Nur Muhammad Tahvil-dar [treasurer], son of the late Haji Ghulam Husaym Khabbaz [baker], to Mirza Zayn al-‘Abidin in order to get his money and household furnishings from Khanum ‘Azra, daughter of Mashhadi Qasim Qali-furush [rug seller]
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Power of attorney to divorce and get back properties, 1907
Power of attorney given to Mirza Zayn al-‘Abidin, son of Haji Muhammad Hasan Tajir [the merchant] from Shiraz, by Haji ‘Ali Tajir Tutun-furush [the tobacco merchant], son of Karbalayi Salim, in order to get his money, property, and home furniture from his wife Khanum [illegible], daughter of ‘Ali ‘Askar Bayg, and triple-divorce her. Dated January 12, 1907
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Settlement between Hajiyah Khaunm and her mother, 1916
Settlement on July 20, 1916, between Hajiyah Khaunm, daughter of Haji Ghulam Husayn Zari‘ [the farmer] from Dih Buzurg, and her mother, Bibi Baygum Jan (daughter of Karbalayi Haydar), over Hajiyah Khanum's mahr from her marriage to Mirza ‘Abbas Khan, son of Mirza Luft Allah Mustawfi, and all of the dowry taken to her husband's house, for some crystal candy and one hundred dinars. On the margin, Hajiyah Khanum's father has confirmed this settlement and has sealed it.
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Power of attorney to get husband's inheritance, 1913
Power of attorney given by Khanum Saltanat, daughter of Mirza ‘Abd Allah and wife of the late Sayyid ‘Ali Akbar from Shiraz, to Mirza Zayn al-‘Abidin (known as Saham al-Shari‘ah), son of Haji Muhammad Hasan from Shiraz, in order to get her share and the share of her daughter, Shazdah Baygum, whose inheritance was transferred to Khanum Saltanat when she died, of her deceased husband's possessions, including household furnishing and money, that her brother-in-law, Sayyid ‘Abd al-Razzaq, holds.
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Giving the power of attorney for divorce and resolving disputes, 1911
Mirza Zayn al-‘Abidin should investigate the dispute between Shaykh Muhammad ‘Ali and his wife (daughter of Shaykh Muhammad Riza), and Shaykh Muhammad ‘Ali's sister and her husband (Haj Shaykh ‘Abd al-Husayn), over the ownership of some household furnishings. Additionally, Mirza Zayn al-‘Abidin will witness the divorce of Shaykh Muhammad ‘Ali and his wife, and Shaykh Muhammad ‘Ali promises not to go back to his wife after the divorce. Shaykh Muhammad ‘Ali and Shaykh Muhammad Riza's seals are at the end of the document.
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Letter, 1914
Letter by Khanum Akhtar and Jalal to Khanum Akhtar's mother and sister requesting they evacuate Haji ‘Abd al-Ghaffar's house immediately, and mentioning that Haji ‘Abd al-Ghaffar has no debts to them
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Testimony of the daughter of the late Ra’is ‘Ali Zari‘ regarding her father's properties
Testimony of the daughter of the late Ra’is ‘Ali Zari‘ [the farmer], wife of Haji ‘Abd al-Husayn, regarding her father's properties, including his house, house furnishings, and at least two thousand tumans, that the other inheritors have kept because she was underage at the time of her father's death. Eleven people have signed the testimony, and have testified that Ra’is ‘Ali was a wealthy man and his daughter was an infant when he passed away.
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Objection of Banu Ziya’, Banu Sadiqah, and ‘Abd al-Rasul to a court order, 1943
Letter written by Banu Ziya’ (wife of the late Mashhadi Riza), and her son, ‘Abd al-Rasul, objecting a court order addressing the rights of the underage children of the late Mashhadi Riza that have been overridden by Jalal, brother of the late Mashhadi Riza. Jalal has settled their house for a very low price, and he has also taken a lot of copperware and household furnishings and has never paid the share of his brother's underage children.
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Settlement over ‘Abd Allah Nuri's inheritance, 1883
Settlement of Mirza ‘Abd Allah Khan Nuri's children and their mother, Bibi Khanum Jan (from Shiraz), with Maryam (from Tehran), the other wife of Mirza ‘Abd Allah Khan Nuri and her children, over the deceased Mirza ‘Abd Allah Khan Nuri's inheritance
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Power of attorney to execute a will, 1925
Power of attorney given by Haji ‘Ali Riza Baqqal [the grocer] to his wife (daughter of the late Haji ‘Abbas Baqqal) and his oldest son, Karbalayi Muhammad, in order to execute his will and divide his possessions