3. Declaration to the successors of Wgo Hynek of the Lviv town judge. Court etc. The action was brought before the court by Wgo Jerzy Hynek, a judge of the municipality of Lviv, because the first assignment in court was for the amount of four thousand zlotys. to the administrator of the spigot tax die 29 Martii 1749, the second one for two thousand zlotys. to the contractor of the private tax in 1750 on March 15, both by Wgo Gorzkowski, treasurer and commissioner of the Lviv land and the Jewish district, to Wnu Hynek, the writer, and then to the Lviv municipal judge, and in the same year, 1750, the 15th Septembris virtute of the commissioner's assignment from Wgo Wyszpolski to the above-mentioned administrator W. Hynek, a municipal judge in Lviv, to the superintendent of the cap tax for PLN 2,000. maids raise doubts in the court whether the above-mentioned amounts are paid or not under two commissioner's and the third administrative assignments, therefore the court favors the fairness of
obtaining complete information, a complete negotium for the future caiculationum pro resolutione in 1761 from the judicial review of the landowners' books at that time refers to the deciarationis praesentis vigore.
4. Declaration for the successors of W. Dolinański, treasurer of Lviv. Court etc. Court proceedings brought against overdue and old grants from the successors of W. Dolinański, the treasurer of Lviv, bearing in mind that ex nunc, without the revision of the landowners' books, in the desired peace of mind, it cannot be perfectly informed, therefore, in the interest of justice and equity, this interest should be fully audited by the courts and receive information for future courts caiculationum in the year 1761 due pro resolutione refers declarationis praesentis vigore.
5. Declaration to the city of Żułkiew. Court etc. Since the city of Zhukvah, in addition to the previous deterioration that was peculiar to this city in the period of three years in 1759, is evidenced by the liberation, a second accidental fire burned down the release from paying public landowners' taxes, and immediately a manifesto in the Lviv city called feria sexta in crastino festi Sanctae Annae matris Deiparae Virginis Mariae in 1759 by the famous Peter Zaszkowski the councilor and Jędrzej Zerebecki the lay judge as well as the Orthodox Abraham Herszkowicz, the burghers and citizens of Żółkiew with the oath taken in the town, as in 1759 on June 28, by the accidental fire of twelve tavern houses, thirteen non-inn houses with breweries, completely burnt out in the court, he places the court in its entirety until The city of Żułkiew and its suburbs are exempted from paying the tenement and royalty tax to the landowners' treasury by last year's declaration, and by acceding to the Crown law on conflagrations, the city of Żułkiew and its suburbs are freed from paying the tenement and royalty tax to the landowner's treasury for three years.
6. Declaration to the city of Olesko. The court reddendarum rationum of the Lviv land and the Jewish district, in favor of the crown law on conflagrations, because from the manifesto in the city of Busko sabbato in vigilia Sancti Mathiae Apostoli in the present year 1760 by the famous Jerzy Trojański, a burgher and Orthodox monks, Nuchim Szmuiłowicz and Icko Oronowicz, citizens of Olesno A large town of this city was destroyed by accidental fire, with twenty-nine drive-in houses and twenty smaller non-entrance houses burnt down in the same city built and located in the court of its location, and a fair court judges this city to be responsible for taxes and the mentioned town of Olesko with its suburbs completely exempts and libertates the declarationis praesentis vigore from the payment of tenon and peg taxes for two years.
7. Declaration to the city of Bobrek. Court etc. Taking into account the impoverished town of Bubrka. Wanting that in future years the importation of taxes and reliable payment of taxes from this city to the landowner's treasury would be more reliable, the mentioned city of Bubrka exempts and liberates the declarationis praesentis vigore from the payment of pin and pecuniary taxes for one year.