Court sentence absolving the defendant, whose name is not mentioned [certainly Bartolomeu de Paiva], from the charges made against him by the author, the brother of Garcia de Faria, son of Lourenço de Faria, last administrator of the entail, who received a grace of appointing one successor on the administration. After Garcia de Faria died, the author tried to claim the administration of the chapel against the defendant, despite he had received it in an administration letter from the king. Once the chapel was vacant and after the death of the first administrator appointed by Lourenço de Faria, the administration returned to the Crown, who had the right to appoint the next one