Royal sentence against D. Inês de Meneses, widow of Bernardo de Carvalho and tutor of her minor son, Rui de Carvalho de Albuquerque, administrator of the entail established by his grandfather, Rui de Carvalho. D. Inês de Meneses had started a conflict against D. Joana de Távora, declaring that her husband had improperly sold her a rent in an estate in Grândola which belonged to the entail of her son. It was proven, however, that this rent wasn't part of the entail, as it hadn't been included in the partitions made after the institutor's death, nor in the legitime of his son, Bernardo de Carvalho. Thus, the sale had been valid and D. Inês de Meneses was ordered to pay the charges.
Followed by deed of sale by which Bernardo de Carvalho sold the rent to D. Joana de Távora, declaring it free of any obligations or entail.