David Baruh Sentenced For Inflicting a Body Injury
List of court decisions placed with the Town Precinct for the execution. Among them was the decision brought by the Appeal Court on 17th November 1894 by which David Baruh, a money dealer from Belgrade, was sentenced for inflicting a minor body injury. The document was not dated.
David Levi from Niš was interrogated after being arrested for wandering around the town without proper identification documents and without a job. The Criminal Police Department of the Administration of the City of Belgrade sentenced him to 20-day of imprisonment and deportation to his hometown.
David Altarac, 16 years of age, ran away from home and was caught wandering around the town. The Criminal Police Department of the Administration of the City of Belgrade interrogated and sentenced him to 15-day of imprisonment.
Debt Settlement of Živko Kostić In Favor of Hajnrih Lebl
The Commercial Court in Belgrade informed the Administration of the Town of Belgrade that it approved the request of Hajnrih Lebl, the upholsterer, a sequester to be put on the mobile property of Živko Kostić, in order to secure the debt settlement.
The Commercial Court informed the Terazije Precinct that it approved a sequester to be put on the mobile properties of Marković and Ilić, the merchants, in order to secure the debt settlement, as requested by D. Koen, the attorney.
Death Certificate of Roza Isak From Adrianople (Edirne)
Transcript of a death certificate issued by the Synagogue in Adrianople (Edirne) of Roza Isak, 68 years of age, died of typhus on 30th October 1900 and buried on a local Jewish cemetery.
Debt Settlement of Josif Talvi In Favor of H. Levi
Inventory of mobile property of Josif Talvi, a merchant, made at the request of the Commercial Court in order to secure the debt settlement to H. Levi.
David M. Ruso Paid His Store Fee to the Sanitary Fund
David M. Ruso handed over to the Terazije Precinct the amount of 100 dinars for the Sanitary Fund he was due to pay annually as the owner of the intermediary store.
Dr Samuilo Pops Confirmed the Identity Of Katarina Nikolić
Dr Samuilo Pops confirmed the identity of Katarina Nikolić regarding her enlisting into the membership in the First Funeral Association of the Kingdom of Serbia.
Debora Pardo Fined For Improperly Keeping Business Books
The Criminal Police Department of the Administration of the City of Belgrade fined Debora Pardo, the owner of an antiquity store in the Kralja Aleksandra Street, for improperly keeping her business books related to purchase of goods.
The Belgrade Commercial Court requested the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to sequestrate, inventory and evaluate property of Josif R. Talvi, debtor of H. Levi.
The Belgrade Commercial Court, the Terazije Precinct and the Administration of the Town of Belgrade communicated regarding the debt collection from Mihailo Bogićević, a former minister and debtor of a merchant Moreno D. Azrijel.
Debt Settlement of Leon Adut In Favor of Neti Štajn
The Belgrade Town Court informed the Terazije Precinct that approved a sequester to be placed on the mobile property of Leon Adut to secure the debt settlement to Neti Štajn. The Administration was requested to inventory the property and hand it over to Solomon Levi for safe keeping.
David S. Koen Evicted the Leasing of the Apartment To Mihajlo Šuškalović
David S. Koen requested the Terazije Precinct to inform Dr Mihajlo Šuškalović that he evicted the further leasing of his apartment in the No. 37 Resavska Street.
Drivers To Be Forwarded to the Main Police Station
Head of the Terazije Precinct ordered the drivers to report to the Precinct from where they would be forwarded to the main police station. Among them Hajim R. Kojen, a trade assistant, was summoned as well.
Hajim S. Medina requested the Commercial Court in Belgrade to put a sequester on the mobile property of M. Milošević, his wife Olga and Svetislav Đorđević to insure their debt settlement to him. The Court approved the request.
Debt Settlement of Solomon Katarivas In Favor of Inn Keepers Cooperative
The Commercial Court in Belgrade brought a decision to approve the request of the Tavern and Inn Keepers Cooperative to put a sequester on the mobile property of Solomon Katarivas, a tinsmith, over debt settlement.
Debt Settlement of Rakila Ruso In Favor Of K. Nikolić
Inventory of the mobile property of Rakila Ruso, made and evaluated for the debt settlement to K. Nikolić.
23 October 1906
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Dispute Over the Missing Dove
Jovan Mitković, the inn keeper, requested the Terazije Precinct to find and return the dove which had disappeared from his dovecote while he was in the military service. He saw the dove in the possession of the hat maker Eduard Vinterštajn.
D. Tajtacak Accused Lazar Benarojo For Insulting His Son Izrajil
D. Tajtacak accused Lazar Benarojo, a petty dealer, to the Terazije Precinct for naming his son Izrajil a thief and for dismissing him from the service without a pay. The Terazije Precinct interrogated Benarojo and witnesses, and accordingly sentenced Benarojo to 4- day of imprisonment and to pay Izrail out.
Documentation of the building located at 3 Kralja Milutina Street, owned by Nahman N. Koen, a tailor. The documentation included information on Nahman Koen, on his family and on his tenants (name, date of birth, profession, marital status, date of moving in).
Debt Settlement of Katarina Jakša to Radojica Radojičić
Upon the request of David A. Koen, a lawyer of Katarina Jakša, the Commercial Court in Belgrade issued a decision on the postponement of the debt collection from Katarina Jakša in favor to Radojica Radojičić.
Head of the Terazije Precinct informed the Administration of the City of Belgrade that Dr Bukić Pijade was summoned several times by the Precinct, but never responded, thus it failed to inform him of the eviction from the apartment in the No.11 Kolarčeva Street.
Debt Settlement of M. Milosavljević and His Wife Olga To Hajim Medina
The Belgrade Commercial Court informed the Administration of the City of Belgrade that it approved a sequester on the property of M. Milosavljević and his wife Olga, in order to secure the debt settlement to Hajim Medina. The Administration was requested to inventory the property and to hand it over to Avram Josif, for safe keeping.
Documents Submitted For Verification To the Dorćol Precinct
List of various documents submitted for verification to the Dorćol Precinct in December 1870. Among the persons who submitted the requests were Josip Aledžem, Isak Kazas, Mihajilo Albahari, David Ruso, Jahijel Ruso, Solomon Kojen, Đoja Darsa, Moša Darsa, Moša Kalderon, Natan Tajtacak.
Debt Settlement of Marković and Ilić In Favor Of J. Kvinter
The Belgrade Commercial Court informed the Terazije Precinct that it approved the sequester to be put on the mobile property of Marković and Ilić, both merchants, in order to secure their debt settlement to J. Kvitner from Vienna, whom represented the attorney Alkalaj.
