Sentence by which it was declared that, in 1378, Leonor Gomes de Azevedo, wife of Micer Bartolomeu, almirante, ordered in her last will that she wanted to donate to her sister Mécia Gomes her assets, with the obligation to order the celebration of masses in the Church of the Monastery of São Vicente de Fora. The institutor wanted to use the assets left by her father Gonçalo Gomes de Azevedo and sister Teresa Correia's death to establish this entail. After the death of Mécia Gomes, this entail was succeed by Gonçalo Vasques de Melo, o Velho, and by Gonçalo Vasques de Melo, o Moço. This last administrator contracted with priests of the Monastery for the celebration of masses ordered by the institutor. Gonçalo Vasques de Melo, o Moço, had a minor son Vasco Martins, and he chose Estevão Vasques to be his tutor and administrator. However, he did not pay the celebration of masses to the priest of the Monastery and they now wanted to use the assets of Gonçalo Vasques de Melo's children for its payment.