Janów magistrate court 1929-1930, syg. 6; regarding family of Fajgla Orbach and her heirs

Magistrate Court in Janów [Orbach]
Case No 128, 1926 year
Civic case

Akts
Plaintive: Abram Orbach
Against: of blessed memory [Polish: b. p. (błogosławionej pamięci?)] Fajgla Orbach
Division of plot and buildings

[akt] #2

To Magistrate Court in Janów, Community Potok Złoty, Resident Abram Orbach regarding the division of plot and buildings after of blessed memory [Polish: b. p. (błogosławionej pamięci?)] Fajgla Orbach.

Request
My mother, of blessed memory [Polish: b. p. (błogosławionej pamięci?)] Fajgla Orbach, left her estate that consisted of the plot registered in the residents’ book of settlement Janów, Nr. 128, area approx. 150 pretow (approx. 2000 sq.m.) with buildings, i.e., the house with 6 toilets, two sheds for storage of scrap iron, and three barns.

The heirs of the deceased are:

  1. Son Josek Orbach residing in settlement and community of Koniecpol
  2. Daughter Sura-Rywka, married Winer, residing in Sosnowiec, Modrzejewska St. 33
  3. Son Naftul Orbach, residing in Częstochowa, Ogrodowa St. 4
  4. Daughter Bajla-Frymeta, married Krauze, residing in Częstochowa, Ogrodowa St. 13
  5. Son Abram Orbach, plaintive
  6. Daughter Rachela, married Rudowski, residing in Janów
  7. Daughter Blima Orbach, maiden
  8. Son Szlama Orbach, deceased: a. wife Gitla Orbach, widow, residing in Częstochowa and children, Ita Orbach and Haskiel Orbach, under age; their legal custodian is their mother, widow Gitla Orbach
  9. Husband of the deceased: Moszek Orbach, residing in Janów

Not wishing to stay indivisible I have the honor to ask the Court to divide the inheritance according to the law.

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[akt] #5 [half in Cyrillic]

[akt] #5

Transcript

On 15 Jul 1921 at the Court hearing showed up the heir of deceased Fajgla Orbach – Abram Orbach and the heir of deceased Klara Cymerman – Alter Cymerman. Abram Orbach paid at that time in the presence of the court 15 rubles to Alter Cymerman that included the interest up to date. Orbach exchanged this amount to Polish currency, i.e., a thousand marks that he owed to Alter Cymerman as per the Community Court’s sentence in Janów, on 15 Jan 1902.

[akt] #6

Office of Community Potok-Złoty
Certificate

The Community Office attests below that there are the following heirs to of blessed memory [Polish: b. p. (błogosławionej pamięci?)] Fajgla Orbach:

  1. husband Moszek Orbach
  2. son Szlama, deceased
  3. wife Gitla
  4. son Chaskiel
  5. daughter Jadzia
  6. son Josek Orbach
  7. daughter Sura Rywka married with Szmul Winer
  8. daughter Bajla married with Szmul Krauze
  9. son Naftul Orbach
  10. son Abram Orbach
  11. daughter Rachela married with Leon Rudowski
  12. daughter Blima, 26 years old, maiden

There are no more heirs.

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Protocol
Magistrates’ Court in Janów
Present: Magistrates’ Judge
Jurors
Secretary

It took place on 5 May 1926 for proceedings were present plaintive Abram Orbach and heiress Bajla-Frymeta Krauze acting with husband Szmul.

Heiress Bajla-Frymeta Krauze stated in front of the court that she ceded all her rights to the inheritance after her mother, of blessed memory [Polish: b. p. (błogosławionej pamięci?)] Fajgla Orbach, i.e., a lot registered in residents’ book of settlement Janów, Nr. 128, area 150 pretow (approx. 2000 sq.m.) with buildings, i.e., the house with 6 toilets, two sheds for storage of scrap iron and three barns, to her biological brother Abram Orbach for the charge of 500 zlotys. She received the amount from her brother and she signed.

Plaintive Abram Orbach accepted the concession and asked for cessation of proceeding until his registration of residence.

Other heirs were not present.

[akt] #9

On the 5 May 1926 Magistrate Court in Janów in answer to the plaintive request, based on article 70 ….

Decided

The conciliation agreement between Bajla-Frymeta Krauze and Abram Orbach approved and suspended further proceedings until the registration of residence by plaintive, Abram Orbach.

[akt] #10

Protocol

Of the verbal request

On the 12 Nov 1929 plaintive, Arbam Orbach, showed up in the Magistrate Court in Janów and requested reopening of case No 128/1926 of his plaint about the division of the lot and buildings after of blessed memory [Polish: b. p. (błogosławionej pamięci?)] Fajgla Orbach with ….? And heiress, Rachela Rudowska.

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Protocol

12 Nov 1929

Magistrate Court in Janów

During the public sitting reviewed the case of plaintive, Abram Orbach, about division of inheritance after Fajgla Orbach.

Showed up plaintive Abram Orbach, and heiress Rachela Rudowska.

Plaintive Abram Orbach confirmed his request.

Heiress Rachela Rudowska declared that all her inheritance rights after her deceased mother, of blessed memory [Polish: b. p. (błogosławionej pamięci?)] Fajgla Orbach, i.e., the lot in Janów registered under #128, area of 150 prat with the buildings, house with 6 WC, two sheds for scrap iron, and three barns, cedes to her biological brother, Abram Orbach, in exchange for 500 zlotys, which she had received and signed the receipt.

Plaintive Abram Orbach accepted the conveyance asking for affirmation of this conciliatory agreement and suspending further proceeding until his registration of residence.

[akt] #13

Decision

On 12 Nov 1929 Magistrate Court in Janów based on art. ….

Decided:

To approve the conciliation agreement between Rachela Rudowska and Abram Orbach, and suspend further proceeding until plaintive Abram Orbach got the registration of residence.

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Protocol

Of verbal request

On the 6 Mar 1930 showed up in the Magistrate Court in Janów Abram Orbach residing in settlement Janów; he asked for resumption of his case No. 128/1926 of his plaint to divide the lot and buildings after of blessed memory [Polish: b. p. (błogosławionej pamięci?)] Fajgla Orbach … his plaint and heiress Blima Orbach.

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Protocol

On the 6 Mar 1930 the Magistrate Court in Janów during the public hearing reviewed the case of plaintive Abram Orbach for division of the inheritance after Fajgla Orbach.

Showed up Abram Orbach and Blima Orbach.

Heiress Blima Orbach declared that all her inheritance rights after her deceased mother, of blessed memory [Polish: b. p. (błogosławionej pamięci?)] Fajgla Orbach, i.e., the lot in Janów registered under # 128, area of 150 prat with the buildings, house with 6 WC, two sheds for scrap iron, and three barns, cedes to her biological brother, Abram Orbach, in exchange for 500 zlotys, which she had received and signed the receipt.

Plaintive Abram Orbach accepted the conveyance asking for affirmation of this conciliatory agreement.

[akt] #18

Decision

On 6 Mar 1930 Magistrate Court in Janów based on art. ….

Decided:

To approve the conciliation agreement between Rachela Rudowska and Abram Orbach, and suspend further proceeding until plaintive Abram Orbach got the registration of residence.

[akt] #19

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Protocol

Of verbal request

On the 6 Feb 1931 showed up in the Magistrate Court in Janów plaintive Abram Orbach residing in Janów; he asked for resumption of his case No. 128/1926 of his plaint to divide the lot and buildings after of blessed memory [Polish: b. p. (błogosławionej pamięci?)] Fajgla Orbach … his plaint and the heiress after of blessed memory [Polish: b. p. (błogosławionej pamięci?)] Szlama Orbach. – Ita Orbach.

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Protocol

9 Feb 1931

Magistrate Court in Janów during the public hearing reviewed the case of plaintive Abram Orbach for division of the inheritance after Fajgla Orbach.

Present Abram Orbach and the heiress after of blessed memory [Polish: b. p. (błogosławionej pamięci?)] Szlama Orbach. – Ita Orbach, maiden, of the age of majority.

Heiress Ita Orbach, maiden, of the age of majority, declared that all her inheritance rights after her deceased grandmother, of blessed memory [Polish: b. p. (błogosławionej pamięci?)] Fajgla Orbach, i.e., the lot in Janów registered under # 128, area of 150 prat with the buildings, house with 6 WC, two sheds for ironware, and three barns, cedes to her uncle, Abram Orbach, in exchange for 250 zlotys, which she had received and signed the receipt.

Plaintive Abram Orbach accepted the conveyance asking for affirmation of this conciliatory agreement and for suspending further proceeding until his registration of residence.

[akt] #23

Decision

On 9 Feb 1931 Magistrate Court in Janów based on art. ….

Decided:

To approve the conciliation agreement between Abram Orbach and Ita Orbach, and suspend further proceeding until plaintive Abram Orbach got registration of residence.

[akt] #24

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