Acórdão em relação by which the friars of S. Francisco of Lisboa are ordered to pray the two annual masses entailed to the chapel of Diogo Pinto, for two cruzados, and to compensate the years during which they received this money without praying one of the masses, not charging any more money for them. The sentence related to this acórdão is only mentioned.

Documents produced by the entail.

Petition by André de Almeida, administrator of the chapel established by Diogo Pinto. He explains that Diogo Pinto established an entail with his houses in the parish of S. Nicolau, Lisboa, with the obligation of one mass in the convent of S. Francisco of Lisboa, bequeathing it to his son Filipe Pinto. At Filipe Pinto's death, he imposed another mass for his soul on the same entail, without authorization. Filipe Pinto's successors were, however, following Filipe's will and were currently paying two cruzados for two masses to the comissary of the chapels of the convent of S. Francisco. However, the comissary was only registering one cruzado, and praying one mass. Thus, André de Almeida asks either to pay only one cruzado for only one mass, or, if he and his successors are to continue paying two cruzados, for the two masses to be properly prayed and registered.
Followed by a dispatch ordering diligences to be made dated 1674-06-21.

Sentence in favour of André de Almeida, declaring that the friars of S. Francisco of Lisboa shall receive 800 reis each year to pray two masses, one for Diogo Pinto's soul and another for Filipe Pinto's soul, according to their wills.

Will (extract) by which Diogo Pinto entails the third part of his assets and bequeaths it to his eldest son, and to his descendants thereafter, with the obligation of one annual mass in the convent of S. Francisco of Lisboa, where he shall be buried. After the death of Diogo Pinto, however, the entail shall be bequeathed to his second wife, Isabel Serrão, during her lifetime, being bequeathed to his son only after her death.