Indium. Bel. Castr. Prem. 375 p. 1822—1833.
Sanok, September 29, 1648. Second ordination of the provincial courts of the Sanok region.
1. We, the hood judges of the Ruthenian Voivodeship of the Sanok Land, gathered near Sanok first pro die vigesima octava Septembris, to present, in accordance with the resolution of the Wisnin sejmik, close to the past electionis, deputati, and having performed this showing as quickly as could be ready before the Lord Andrzej Boguski of Boguszyce, castellan Sanok, during which we and all the citizens of Sanok said to ourselves that at that time, not constituting a camp, not knowing about any close and public periculum, if God forbid anything dangerous, either from the enemy of the crown or from the wantonness of rebellion and groups of wanton people, we were coming to our land, that everyone followed the announcement and the universal of the lord of Sanok ł) or according to the declaration and limiting courts of our hooded generals, following the announcement of Mr. Sandecki or any dignitary or official of our land, we should all present ourselves in armis at the time and place designated as being in the best readiness, and choose our regiment and obey it as we should. 2. Recalling also the in executionem laudum of the Wisnin sejmik, in which the hood courts etiam sub tempus electionis quo ad recentia crimina et causas fisci are decided and summarized, then the next day, i.e. vigesima nona Septembris, we made an in loco solito session at the Sanok castle and we summarized the hood courts according to the laudum ad ea tantum crimina et riolentias, which they would oppose to the law of excessivi after the Wisnia sejmik under election until the reassembly after the election of the general hood courts. Therefore, we also declared the causas fisci regarding the failure to return the collections and withholding taxes according to the resolution of the local assembly, as well as the previous ones in the same court, admonishing the collector of the Sanok land to carefully select these collections and who they were given to.