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Statement about Haqvirdi’s inheritance, 1947
Ahmad sold inheritance shares of the late Haqvirdi (from Anzar)'s children, Nanah Khanum and her brother Allah Virdi, to Fath ‘Ali Khan for eight tumans with a detriment fee of one tuman. Then he transferred the money to Rahman (from Kaljabad) in regards to paying Haqvirdi’s debt. Allah Virdi was underage at the time of this sale.
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Court call to resolve an inheritance dispute, 1908
Court call for Sayyid ‘Ali Akbar and Sayyid ‘Ali Asghar, the sons of Mirza Muhammad Ibrahim Simsar [the junk dealer] from Shiraz, based on the request made by Mirza Zayn al-‘Abidin, son of Haji Muhammad Hasan from Shiraz, who is the lawyer of Haji Mahmud Tajir ‘Abaduz [the merchant and tailor of ‘aba], son of Mulla ‘Abd Allah from Shiraz, in order to resolve the dispute about inheritance left from the late Ruqiyyah Baygum, wife of Haji Mahmud Tajir ‘Abaduz, who is Mirza Muhammad Ibrahim Simsar's sister. December 10, 1908
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Dividing properties of Karbalayi Zayn al-ʻAbidin among his inheritors, 1838
Dividing the properties of the late Karbalayi Zayn al-ʻAbidin from Kumachal of Lahijan, including his land, farms, and buildings, among his inheritors, as follows: ʻAli Jinab receives two-elevenths of farm land in Kumachal, Shaykh Muhammad Mahdi and his sisters, Halimah and Sarah, receive four-elevenths of their father's land, Mulla Mahmud and his sister, Hajarah Khanum, receive three-elevenths of their father's land, and Karbalayi Mirza Baqir receives two-elevenths of the land. The details of their shares are described in the document.
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Question and answer concerning a financial dispute
Question about a dispute between Zayd and his sister over ownership of a property. Zayd claims that he has inherited the property from his parents. When his sister claimed her rights over the ownership they reached a settlement with the condition that whoever makes any claim in the future should pay one thousand tumans to the other one. Now the sister has doubts about the validity of the settlement and is asking to see the document. Since she has no claim yet, the question is whether she should pay the fee or not. On the top of the letter, there is a response, stating that she is not...
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Regarding a settlement and its revocation, 1882
Mulla ‘Ali, representing Ma‘sumah Khanum (daughter of the late Mirza Ibrahim Khan Muzaffar al-Dawlah), writes about a settlement and its revocation between Ma‘sumah Khanum and her husband, the late Hamid Mirza Yavar, over her paternal inheritance. Then he mentions that the late Hamid Mirza Yavar's inheritors cannot have any claims over Ma‘sumah Khanum's paternal inheritance.
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List of defendants and plaintiffs
List of names of defendants and plaintiffs along with the court names, case numbers, and court dates
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Draft of an attorney's letter to the court, 1913 or 1914
Draft of a lawyer's letter to the court rejecting the plaintiff's claim by referring to a settlement between the plaintiff and his client, which leaves no right for the plaintiff in their claim
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Letter to Haj Mirza Muhammad Sahib Mushki, 1896
A letter to Haj Mirza Muhammad Sahib Mushki, a merchant from Isfahan, about the shares of inheritance and what has already been taken by [his] mother, late brother, and late sister, a list of all the properties and their values, and the unfairness toward the writer’s two children.
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Petition regarding inheritance
Petition written by Haji Muhammadi, Karbalayi Muhammad Karim, Karbalayi Jalil [Khalil?], and Agha Bibi, children of the late Haji Muhammad Ja‘far Razzaz [the rice dealer], to Hujjat al-Islam Aqa-yi Haji, prayer-leader of Fars, in order to resolve the issue of their father's inheritance; now that their oldest brother, Karbalayi ‘Ali, is also deceased, their other brother, Karbalayi Majid, has falsely claimed the ownership of their father’s stable, rice selling store, and bakery.
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One settlement and two lists, 1926
Settlement between the daughters of the late Mashhadi Khvurshid (son of Jamshid), Khanum Mah (Mashhadi Nur Muhammad's wife) and Khanum Kubra (Mashhadi ‘Ali's wife), over Mashhadi ‘Aziz's debt to their father