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Supplicationis Auseinandersetzung um die Bezahlung von Schulden
Abt. IV. Rep. 1. B Prozeßakten des Tribunals 1653-1803
Prozeßakten des Tribunals 1653-1803 >> 17. 1. Kläger Q
(1715) 02.05.1743-25.03.1744
Kläger: (2) Witwe des Superintendenten Dr. Quistorp
Beklagter: Dr. Carl Christoph Gröning als gemeinsamer Anwalt des Strahlenheimschen Konkurses
Anwälte, Prokuratoren: Kl.: Dr. Georg Gustav Gerdes (A & P), seit 1744: Dr. Carl Daniel Schlaff (A & P)
Fallbeschreibung: Superintendent Quistorp hat dem schwedischen Residenten im Niedersächsischen Reichskreis Carl Christoph von Strahlenheim im Jahre 1715 1.000 Rtlr geliehen und seitdem weder das Kapital noch die Zinsen erhalten können. Die Kl.in meldet deshalb ihre Forderung an den Strahlenheimschen Konkurs an. Das Tribunal setzt am 03.05. den 15.05. zur Anerkennung des Schuldscheins an und lädt die Parteien dazu ein, die Schulden werden bei dem Termin anerkannt. Am 04.07. erbittet Gerdes eine zweimonatige Frist, um seine Vollmacht als Prozeßvertreter der Kl.in vorzulegen und erhält diese am 08.07.1743. Am 23.03.1744 erbittet die Kl.in die Auslieferung ihrer Originalobligation für einen anderen Prozeß und erhält diese am 25.03.1744.
Instanzenzug: 1. Tribunal 1743-1744
Prozessbeilagen: (7) Schreiben H.H. Ridders an Gerdes vom 14.06.1743 und Johann Friedrich Königs an Gerdes vom 02.07.1743; Schuldschein Strahlenheims vom 01.03.1715
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