653. In Krakow, on July 31, 1542, Sigismund I. imposes a bond of 1,000 fines between Waniek Stanimirski and Makary, the ruler of Lviv, and informs Nicholas of Fulsztyn Odnowski, the starosta of Lviv, about this. C. vol. 20 pp. 283 - 284.
654. In Krakow, on January 3, 1543, Sigismund I., prompted by a complaint from Jan Władyka, orders the mayor and councilors of the city of Lviv to execute the decree regarding Kochnowa. C. vol. 20, pp. 350—351.
655. In Krakow, on February 23, 1543, Zygmunt L. orders Mikołaj Odnowski, starosta of Lviv, to take possession of a house in the suburbs of Iwów, Maciej Hedek, a burgher of Lviv. C. vol. 20 pp. 446 - 447.
656. In Kraków, on February 24, 1543, Sigismund I. establishes a bond of 120 grz. between Mikołaj Unyeński, a sub-starosta, and Maciej Hidek, a townsman from Lviv. 0. vol. 20, pp. 448—449.
657. In Kraków, on March 1, 1543, Sigismund L. ordered the king to his subjects under threat of penalties. the village of Turzynka, belonging to the Lviv starosty, in order to perform the duties imposed on them. 0. vol. 20, pp. 455—456.
658. In Kraków, on March 3, 1543, Sigismund L. confirms the document of Casimir IV Jagiellon, issued in Piotrków on October 24, 1464, to Jan and Jakób of Fulsztyn. C. vol. 335, pp. 288—291.
659. In Kraków, on March 12, 1543, Sigismund L. assigns Wańk Stanimirski a date before the royal court in the case with the ruler of Galicia and Lviv, Makary. C. vol. 20 pp. 463 - 464.
660. In Chorłów, on March 14, 1543, Piotr, voivode of Moldavia, confirms the settlement between Grzegorz Eozemberg, starosta of Ro^/Wenewsis, as the debtor on the one hand, and Jerzy Gracz, a burgher of Krakow, as the creditor on the other, for the sum of PLN 4,095. Polish. 0. vol. 20 pp. 452 - 454.
661. In Krakow, on March 17, 1543, Sigismund L. ordered the inhabitants of the kingdom to observe the privilege freeing the townspeople of Kamieniec from customs duties, levies, etc., regardless of their ritual. C. vol. 20 pp. 462-463.
662. In Kraków, on April 9, 1543, Sigismund L. forbids Jews and other unauthorized persons from practicing crafts, contrary to the privileges of Lviv tailors and furriers. 0. vol. 20 pp. 490-494.
663. In Kraków, on April 20, 1543, Zygmunt L. issues a judgment in the case of Andrzej Górka, castellan of Poznań, starosta of Greater Poland and Busko, with the mayor and councilors of the city of Busko. C. vol. 20, pp. 718—722.
664. In Kraków, on April 29, 1543, Sigismund I. orders the land judge, Jan Piasecki, as well as the mayor and councilors of Busko, to resolve the dispute between them and Count Andrzej. Górka, the castellan of Poznań, sealed the acta cwilia until the arrival of the royal commissioners. C. vol. 20, pp. 481—482.
665. In Krakow, on May 2, 1543, Sigismund I. orders Jan Piasecki, the land judge of Busko, and Andrzej Mienkicki, the military officer of Lubaczów, to go to Busko and have them issue a sealed acta cwilia and decide whether the miners are obliged to work around the town. 0. vol. 20 p. 500.
666. In Krakow, on May 25, 1543, Sigismund L. summons Macarius, lord of Lviv, to appear before the royal commissioners for an appointment regarding his case with the Uniejów monastery. G. vol. 20 p. 485.
667. In Żydaezów, on May 28, 1543, Mikołaj Gołąbek Leśniewski from Zimna Woda, judge, and Piotr Czestinskl, land deputy of Lviv, certify that in the land records of Żydaczów from the times of Mikołaj Gołąbek as a judge and Daniel Wolwanowski as a judge, they found a document with the above date, pursuant to which Jan and Stanisław Branicki divided the estates. C. vol. 327 p. 367.
668. In Krakow, on June 4, 1543, Sigismund I. informed the collectors of customs duties, tolls, etc., that he had granted the Jews of Lviv the same privileges in terms of paying customs duties, etc., as the burghers of Lviv. C. vol. 20, pp. 501—502.
669. In Krakow, on June 6, 1543, Sigismund I. instructs Mikołaj of Fulsztyn Odnowski, castellan of Przemyśl and staroste of Lviv, to investigate whether the Jews of Lviv have long had the right to sell meat, slaughter oxen and other fattened cattle, and to resolve the dispute between Jews and Lviv burghers accordingly. C. vol. 20, page 501.
670. In Kraków, on June 9, 1543, Sigismund I. informed Mikołaj of Fulsztyn Odnowski, the starosta of Lviv, that he had granted the Jews of Lviv the freedom to graze cattle on the royal meadows. C. vol. 20 pp. 500-501.
671. In Krakow, on June 20, 1543, Sigismund I. ordered the mayor and councilors of the city of Lviv to bring Jadwiga, daughter of Jakób Eymarz, into possession of the goods that had fallen to her. C. vol. 20, pp. 508—509.