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Supplicationis Auseinandersetzung um Beteiligung an Ausgaben des Amtes
Abt. IV. Rep. 1. B Prozeßakten des Tribunals 1653-1803
Prozeßakten des Tribunals 1653-1803 >> 11. 1. Kläger K
17.09.1733-19.09.1733
Kläger: (2) Christian Kobow, Tischler zu Wismar
Beklagter: Amt der Tischler zu Wismar
Anwälte, Prokuratoren: Kl.: Dr. Carl Christoph Gröning (A), Dr. Carl Daniel Schlaff (P)
Fallbeschreibung: Parteien sind am 18.08. miteinander wegen des Vorrangs im Amt verglichen worden, woraufhin Kl. das Amt verlassen hat, um den jüngeren Meistern, die ein Meisterstück angefertigt haben, keinen Vorrang lassen zu müssen. Er ist aber weiterhin zu Zahlungen verpflichtet und muß sich an die Beschlüsse des Amtes halten. Kl. beschwert sich, daß er zu unzumutbaren Zahlungen bei Amtsessen verpflichtet wird und ihm im Weigerungsfall die Gesellen weggenommen werden und erbittet die Hilfe des Tribunals, das Bekl. am 18.09.1733 entsprechend anweist.
Instanzenzug: 1. Tribunal 1733
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BZK no.
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Delict according to Nazi judicial system
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Role in the proceeding
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