474. In Kraków, on August 28, 1531, Zygmunt L. allows Stanisław Hynek to take possession of the fourth part of the mill in Zimna Woda from Paweł Tarło. 0. vol. 14 pp. 149 - 152.
475. In Kraków, on September 1, 1531, Sigismund I. instructs Bernard, the Archbishop of Lviv, and Otto of Ohodcz, the matter between Paweł Tarła and Albert Trzebieński regarding the mill in Zimna Woda. 0. vol. 14 pp. 147—149.
476. In Kraków, on September 26, 1531, Zygmunt L. confirms the documents of Nicholas of Taczów issued on May 15, 1448 and September 22, 1449, separating the villages of Świerże Wielkie and Małe, Bielany and Mirowice. About bar 393, page 558.
477. In Lubień, on December 9, 1531, Paweł Tarło from Szczekarzów, judge of Lviv, Jan Wilczek from Lubień, Lviv army, Adam Borecki, substarosta of Lviv, Jan Korytko, substole, and Andrzej Pełka, collector of Lviv land, and others complain to Mikołaj of Szydłowiec, castellan of Sandomir, treasurer of the village. k., starost of Gródek, etc. to the proceedings of the Gródek city court in the case of Stanisław Młodnicki, a city writer in Gródek, who was insulted and beaten by a townsman, Grzegorz Daskowicz. 0. Grodecen. ad O Leopol vol. 1 pp. 216 - 218.
478. In Krakow, on January 2, 1532, Zygmunt L notifies the judge and deputy judge of the Lviv land that he is revoking the consent given to Felix Lipnicki, his courtier, to buy the villages of Kozice and Jemielno. 0. bar 16 pp. 71 - 72.
479. In Kraków, on January 2, 1532, Sigismund L. forbids Felix Lipnicki, his courtier, from intromitting himself in the villages of Kozice and Jemielno. 0. bar 16 pp. 70 - 71.
480. In Krakow, on January 21, 1532, Zygmunt L., prompted by complaints from Maciej Goljański and others, forbids Tęezyński, the chamberlain of Sandomir and the starost of Trembowel, from harming the king's subjects. 0. vol. 16 pp. 127 - 128.
481. In Krakow, on February 5, 1532, Zygmunt L. calls on Fr. Andrzej Michajłowicz Sanguszko to immediately hand over the six fugitives, Jan Herburt. C. vol. 16 pp. 123 - 124.
482. In Krakow, on February 5, 1532, Zygmunt L. summons Wasyl Bokyy Piechowski, a citizen of the Volhynian land, to immediately hand over six fugitives, Jan Herburt. 0. bar 16 p. 124.
483. In Kraków, on February 5, 1532, Sigismund I. calls on Fr. Fedor Michąjłowicz Czartoryski and Fr. Fedor Andrzejowicz Sanguszko to immediately hand over the six fugitives Jaua Herburt who had fled from Poland. 0. vol. 16 pp. 122—123.
484. In Krakow, on February 6, 1532, Zygmunt L. summons Otto of Chodcz, voivode of Sandomir, to do justice to Kierdej of Pomorzan, the Turkish envoy Imbra-basza, regarding his Pomeranian estates, which, taken into Turkish captivity, he left in Poland. C. vol. 16, pp. 140—141.
485. In Kraków, on February 14, 1532, Zygmunt L. instructs Otto of Ohodcz, voivode of Sandomir and starosta of Lviv, to deal with the matter between Anna Fredruszowa from Olesko and the Jews from Międzybórz. 0. vol. 14 pp. 247—248.
486. In Krakow, on February 19, 1532, Zygmunt L. allows Jan Dziedoszycki, land deputy judge of Lviv, to collect tolls in the village of Dziedoszyce for the repair of bridges. C. t, 388 pp. 704-7.
487. In Krakow, on February 19, 1532, Sigismund L. instructs Otto of Chodcz, voivode of Sandomir, starost of Lviv, to ensure that merchants going through Ruthenia to Sandomierz and Krakow use ordinary and long-used roads. C. vol. 16 p. 166.
488. In Kraków, on March 5, 1532, Zygmunt L. appealed to Otto of Chodcz not to allow the mayor of Szczeriec, Stanisław Pierznicki, to dig a fish pond in Szczerc if this work would harm the fields belonging to the city. 0. vol. 16 pp. 166 - 167.
489. In Krakow, on March 5, 1532, Sigismund L. orders the mayor of Szczeriec to immediately return the thief, who was hiding in his house, to the town. C. vol. 16 pp. 164 - 165.
490. In Kraków, on March 6, 1532, Sigismund L. confirmed to the Lviv Chapter the purchase of Antoni Kłopot's manor and released it from all fees and taxes. C. vol. 16 pp. 181 - 183.
491. In Krakow, on March 22, 1532, Sigismund I. summons Jan Tarnowski, the Ruthenian voivode, and Otto of Chodcz, the staroste of Lviv, to collect from Jakób the Jew, son of Abraham, the sum of 184 fines owed to the king. 0. vol. 16 p. 194.
492. In Krakow, on March 22, 1532, Zygmunt L notified the judge of the Lviv land, Paweł Tarła from Szczekarzowice, that he was sending the priest. Jan Czermyenski, canon of Przemyśl and Sandomir, parish priest of Sanok and his scribe, to write down the inventory, income, etc. of the town of Gródek, and orders him to assist the same commissioner in his activities. C. vol. 16, pp. 195 - 196.