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Meir known as Ibn Qālūs from Lucena (אליסאנה) appeared in court (in Granada) and notified that his father, Avraham, had died in Egypt, and left there merchndise, and a detailed will, and also appointed Yehoshuaʿ b. Natan (known as Abū l-Surūr Yamanī al-Andalusī) as trustee in charge of the property. A considerable sum of 150 dinars was already collected, but there is more, including four bags (אעדאל) which are registered under the name of Furayj b. Shuʿayb, a local Egyptian, since 'the ruler who governs Egypt' seems to habitually take property that belonged to 'deceased aliens'. The court deed then proceeds to mention a note (פטקא) which details this property, and this note is then quoted verbatim in the original Judeo-Arabic.
- [מעשה שהי]ה בפנינו אנחנו בית הדין והזקנים החתומים למטה כי הוציא לפנינו בבית דין מרי ור' נתן בר' שמואל הספרדי כתב מעשה שנכתב במדינת גרנאטה וזה נוסחו …
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