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it was emphasized in the lawsuits. 55. As our subjects flock to new settlements for the sake of freedom and protection of public contributions, they must therefore guard against the needs of the new sine consensus of J. kr. Municipalities were not established and those who had settled long ago were to be subject to the same collection or income taxes as others. 56. Due to the lack of wealth and provisions of the starostes, the court elders cannot carry out their executions as a brachia regalia, for this reason they will ask J. Kr. It is important that, considering how much depends on them, it would be better to take care of them and restore what was taken away from the judicial authorities. 57. For fugitive peasants, that no exempty be allowed and no appeals or dilations are allowed etiam dilationem maioris cavebunt. 58. At general assemblies, since many conclusions belong to the parliament, it is important that they be reassessed and put into action. 59. Pretia rerum that in immensum has become so great that I cannot buy any items, and in some places, commissioners from the coronationis of the Sejm, the commissioners for this purpose are charged more expensively than in the market, so we entrust it to Mr. to our deputies, that after abolishing this fee, a new one should be agreed upon at the next Sejm, deputizing deputies from both the Senate and the Chamber of Deputies for this purpose. 60. That dubietas iuris vicepalatini sanoceusis from Krośniana from the privilege granted to them by ST. Mr. King J.Mc Kazimierz before the rule of Mr. Mciów Mr. and Mrs. voivodes on the laws themselves, the measures and respect given to things in Krosno take place, therefore pp. The deputies are to try to have a council on this matter at the next Sejm. 61. The Greek religious, excepta agraria contributione iuxta agrorum quantitatem, should not be subject to any other contributions from the resident church, even in the treasury of pp. collectors are to be admitted. 62. Since large and often unjust bureaucracies are taking place in taxes in the Republic of Poland, we wish that it would be decided that if a peasant falsely and unjustly takes an oath for a lord, not the peasant but the lord or, for that time, the possessor of these goods should be sued pro periurio before the Sejm. What is meant by in futurum? 63. The mint should be asked for money in order to be effective and thoroughly trained in its assembly. 64. That everything depended on the execution of all laws and decrees, so that the mayor of the old age, not executing outlaws, was decided. 65. Since there are many constitutions on liberations, revisions, commissions and other similar things, we wish that such things would be written in separate books and not among the constitutions. 66. Although the law has been made that the Jews, having paid a poll tax of eighty thousand, should be free from it for two years, but such great burdens of the Constitution are imposed on them so that the largest taxes could be passed, so that this constitution could also be abolished, because it was for them in the Sejm of the People's Republic of Poland. the MPs did not allow it and protested against it. And since it is also a law that the Jews should not raise Christian domestics, this is also so that they can be reassessed and the paena can be persuaded to pay them. 67. It is important for all citizens to be aware of the assemblies submitted by the king in advance, for this reason it is necessary that this lege cautum be made, that Mr. The court starostas ordered the universal assemblies to be sent everywhere and published. 68. The citizens of the Przemyśl region are suffering greatly because of the fact that there is no one to repair the bridge in Błozwia, which requires a lot of work. For this reason they will ask Messrs. afterword by J. kr. He wants the inn in Błozwia to be leased for this time to Mr. Kozłowski, lying above the great mud, which he has nothing to repair, deigned to give J. kr. Give him another compensation and join this inn to the Samborska economy cum onere repairing the bridge. 69. Also that great harm was done to IMci Mr. Adam Stadnicki and praefecto IMci Mr. Rakoczy, the voivode of Transylvania, in the murder of the Jews subjected to them, who went there under his assurance to fight their crimes, for this Mr. afterword this regret and injustice of J. kr. They will inform you that such things can be prevented early. 70. They will also ask Lord Bal, whose estate was invaded by the subjects of the Transylvanian voivode and Mr. Paweł Rakocy, who beat up the noblewoman of these estates and robbed the manor of everything, so they are committing quite a few excesses in the Sambor economy, so that effective justice can be brought about this wrong and damage. 71. That our voivodeship