493. In Kraków, on April 17, 1532, Sigismund I summons Otto of Chodcz to collect customs duties from the nobility of the Lviv land who traded in oxen, fish, etc. C. vol. 16 pp. 213 - 214.
494. In Kraków, on May 10, 1532, Zygmunt L. informed Otto of Chodcz, the staroste of Lviv, that he had imposed a 100th century ban. manes, between Konrad Ciołkowski and Leonard Aczymirski. C. vol. 16, pp. 218-219.
495. In Krakow, on May 28, 1532, Zygmunt L. instructs Stanisław Odrowąż from Sprowa, the starosta of Samborski, to collect 300 grz from Adam Korczbog. for the descendants of the deceased Jakób, former miller Samborski. Castr. Sambor, ad Castr. Leopol. vol. 1 page 41.
496. In Kraków, on June 6, 1532, Sigismund L. instructs Otto of Chodcz to resolve the case of Jan Jawor and Mikołaj Herburt, a soldier from Kamieniec. C. vol. 16 pp. 283 - 284.
497. In Krakow on June 10, 1532, Zygmunt L marks the road along which merchants were supposed to drive their oxen and carry goods from Russia, Podolia, Wallachia and Volhynia. C. vol. 15, page 162.
498. In Kraków, on June 29, 1532, Zygmunt L. confirms the act of separating the properties of the Jaworów starosty from the properties of Andrzej Wysocki. C. vol. 382 p. 1785.
499. In Krakow, on June 30, 1532, Sigismund I. allows Włodzimierz to collect surveys and bridges from the city and turn them over to the needs of the city. C. bar 342, pages 1270 and 1281.
500. In Kraków, on October 3, 1532, Mikołaj Taszycki from Luczkawa, judge, and Jan from Putniów, deputy judge of the Kraków land, certify that Stanisław Pierzchnicki transferred all his property to his wife. 0. vol. 26 pp. 925-927.
501. In Kraków, on October 4, 1532, Sigismund I. orders the suburbs of Szezerca to work around the royal fish pond in the city. 0. vol. 16 pp. 316—317.
502. In Krakow, on October 8, 1532, Sigismund I. orders Otto of Chodcz, starosta of Lviv, to ensure that Mikołaj Herburt gives up part of Banunin to Jan Jawor. C. vol. 16, pp. 332—333.
503. In Kraków, on October 15, 1532, Sigismund I. commissioned Otto of Chodcz, voivode of Sandomir, etc., Jan of Kamieniec, starosta of Drohobycz and Gródek, Paweł Tarle, landowner, and Jan Wiśniowski, town judge of Lviv, and Jan Salomoński the case between Anna Kulikowska from Dobrzany and Kornalewska. 0. vol. 14 pp. 179 - 180.
504. In Krakow, on October 30, 1532, Sigismund I. allows the confiscated goods to be returned to Ivan of Zagosezya after he clears himself in court of the accusation that he defected to the side of the Moldavian voivode. 0. vol. 14 pp. 188 - 189.
505. In Kraków, on October 30, 1532, Sigismund I. informed Otto of Chodcz, voivode of Sandomir, Jan Kola of Dalejów, castellan of Halych, and Mikołaj Szkrzycki, chamberlain of Podolia, that he allowed Iwan of Zagoszcz to acquit himself in court of the accusation that he had defected to the voivode's side Moldovan. C. vol. 14, pp. 187 - 188.
506. In Krakow, on December 20, 1532, Sigismund I. instructs Otto of Chodcz not to carry out the sentence in the case of Mikołaj Herburt and Jan Jawor, because the convicted person has the right to appeal to the king, from which the starosta illegally sentenced him. C. vol. 16 pp. 371 - 372.
507. At the Piotrków Sejm on February 6, 1533, Sigismund I. gives the village of Tatarynów to Otto of Chodcz, the voivode of Sandomir, Lviv, Halych, Kolomyia, Śniatyn, and Lubaczów. 0. vol. 18 pp. 785 - 786.
508. No place or date. Sigismund I. forbids Otto of Chodcz, voivode of Sandomir, from disturbing Andrzej of Górka, the tenant of Jaworów, in the use of the Huyk forest. Castr. Castle. ad C. Leop. vol. 1 page 206.
509. In Piotrków, on February 10, 1533, Sigismund I. orders Stanisław of Tęczyn, chamberlain of Sandomir and starost of Trembowel, to satisfy the claims of Sigismund Kierdej, from whom he bought the estate. C. vol. 16, pp. 508—509.
510. In Krakow, on February 21, 1533, Sigismund I. instructs Bernard, the Archbishop of Lviv, Otto of Chodcz and Paweł Tarle to deal with the heirs of Jan Kosnar, councilor of Lviv, with Mikołaj Odnowski regarding the quarry in Lviv. 0. vol. 14 pp. 232—233.
511. In Krakow, on May 9, 1533, Sigismund I. orders Otto of Chodcz, the starosta of Lviv, to forbid Jan Jawor from intermission regarding his affair with Mikołaj Herburt. Op. vol. 16, page 448.
512. In Krakow, on May 10, 1533, Sigismund I. notified Otto of Chodcz, voivode of Krakow, Lviv, etc., starosta, and Paweł Tarła, judge of the Lviv land, that he did not allow Tomasz Dyak to take the mill from the children and widow of Man, the tenant of the third part of the mill in Szczeriec, C. vol. 14, p. 194.