Acórdão do Desembargo ordering that the appealed sentence goes to chancery and reserving to the appellant the right to demand the maintenance.

Court proceedings regarding the payment of a maintenance to the plaintiffs to carry on a lawsuit in court about the free and entailed assets of Tomé Lopes, administrator of the entail of João Manuel de Lisboa.

Court sentence absolving D. Branca Manuel, defendant and daughter of Tomé Lopes, from paying a maintenance to the plaintiffs, Vicente de Aragão e Ataíde and his wife, allegedly son-in-law and daughter of the same Tomé Lopes, who claim to be poor, so they can carry on a lawsuit in court about the free and entailed assets of their father and father-in-law, administrator of the entail of João Manuel de Lisboa. The defendant took possession of the assets of her father, both free and entailed to the entail of João Manuel de Lisboa.

Declaration deed by which João Manuel de Lisboa declares that he doesn't know the location of his father's will. He also declares that his father, Diogo Manuel de Lisboa, had ordered that the obligation of one anniversary that he fulfilled in his father's tomb, in the convent of Carmo, was to be changed to the convent of S. Francisco of Lisboa, where he wished to be buried

Documents produced by the entail.

Entail foundation deed by which João Manuel de Lisboa, contador da moeda do rei, son of Diogo Manuel de Lisboa and Beatriz Vaz, establishes an entail in his parents' name, according to their will, by which they ordered to be buried in the convent of S. Francisco of Lisboa, with one yearly mass for their souls, for which he entails the revenue of his properties in Lisboa. His wife, Joana de Ribeira, authorizes this entailment in the same day.

Exemplification of an entail foundation deed by which João Manuel de Lisboa, contador da moeda do rei, son of Diogo Manuel de Lisboa and Beatriz Vaz, establishes an entail in his parents' name.

Will (extract) by which Diogo Manuel de Lisboa and his wife, Beatriz Vaz, appoint their son, João Manuel, as their heir and executor of their will.