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Court sentence (transcription)

Court sentence judging the division of the assets of the entail founded by António de Teive, Melícia de Góis, his wife, and Jerónimo de Coimbra as a dowry to their son, Jerónimo de Teive, and niece, Joana de Sousa, respectively. António de Teive and Melícia Góis entailed their farmstead of Vale de Galegos and Jerónimo de Coimbra entailed 14.000 cruzados, with the obligation to use both family names of Teive and Coimbra by the administrator. Since there is nobody with both family names, it judged Jerónimo da Cunha de Coimbra, opponent, as the owner of the 14.000 cruzados of Jerónimo de Coimbra, because he is a Coimbra and is the closest relative of the last administrator, António de Teive, by the bloodline of Jerónimo de Coimbra, institutor. It also judged António de Sousa Coutinho, opponent, as the rightful successor of the entail of António de Teive and Melícia de Góis, because he is the closest relative of the last administrator, António de Teive, by the bloodline of Teive. It condemns D. Isabel Coutinha, defendant, to relinquish the income of the 14.000 cruzados to Jerónimo da Cunha de Coimbra, and the entail, with its income since the undue occupation until its return, to António de Sousa Coutinho.

Coutinho, António de Sousa (flor.1656-1675)

Court sentence (transcription)

Court sentence judging the division of the assets of the entail founded by António de Teive, Melícia de Góis, his wife, and Jerónimo de Coimbra as a dowry to their son, Jerónimo de Teive, and niece, Joana de Sousa, respectively. António de Teive and Melícia Góis entailed their farmstead of Vale de Galegos and Jerónimo de Coimbra entailed 14.000 cruzados, with the obligation to use both family names of Teive and Coimbra by the administrator. Since there is nobody with both family names, it judged Jerónimo da Cunha de Coimbra, opponent, as the owner of the 14.000 cruzados of Jerónimo de Coimbra, because he is a Coimbra and is the closest relative of the last administrator, António de Teive, by the bloodline of Jerónimo de Coimbra, institutor. It also judged António de Sousa Coutinho, opponent, as the rightful successor of the entail of António de Teive and Melícia de Góis, because he is the closest relative of the last administrator, António de Teive, by the bloodline of Teive. It condemns D. Isabel Coutinho, defendant, to relinquish the income of the 14.000 cruzados to Jerónimo da Cunha de Coimbra, and the entail, with its income since the undue occupation until its return, to António de Sousa Coutinho.

Coimbra, Jerónimo da Cunha de (flor.1656-1675)

Acórdão (transcription)

Acórdão from Desembargo absolving the defendant, Miguel Soares de Vasconcelos, from the legal action took by the plaintiff, Pedro Soares, and declaring him the rightful successor of the entail of deão D. Luís de Melo. The judges quoted the family name and coat of arms clauses to justify the exclusion of the plaintiff, because there are still relatives of the institutor and the outsiders only can succeed after those relatives extinction.

Vasconcelos, Miguel Soares de (flor.1683)

Acórdão em Relação (transcription)

Acórdão em Relação confirming a previous sentence from Desembargadores dos Agravos and ordering its fulfilment. It condemns the suitor (suplicante) to pay the proceedings' expenses and to lose the deposited guarantee.

Coimbra, Jerónimo da Cunha de (flor.1656-1675)