11. To whose court every sober person in omni modestia et reverentia, without any assistance and without weapons prohibited by law, must come sub animadversione judicii et poenis lege discriptis.
12. And since the most tumult and violence occurs ex plebeis et civitatensibus personis, who use swords and weapons prohibited by law contra praescriptum legis, then IMcie pp. instigators are persons with a sword or weapon that are worth sequestering and taking away weapons.
13. Patrons causarum in the court should prepare themselves for cases to be tried and do not bring any proceedings cum laesione et irritatione personarum and do not waste the court's time on authoritate iudiciali monentur.
14. And the rest shall belong to the IMci Mr. Regent, of which the provenance in satisfactionem of the remuneration to the cedere usher should a iudicata no pro re of the present court be awarded praeter luitas circa decreta usitatas, which pro parte iudicii decernentur and te luitty IMci patronisantes instantanee ad manus IMci Mr. Insigator they will have to return the register, sub rigore lege descripto.
15. In cases of facti, violentiarum, inquisition and the needy, the court pro expediendis iisdem inquiisitionibus kondescenzye ad fundum order, declares and decides, and in cases recentis criminis et incarceratorum, inquisitions before delegates about medio judicii sui expediowane and konfessata Hbera excipienda should be heard and from listening to which inquisition and confession and the delegated IMci are not supposed to claim any remuneration for the issuance of these documents and they are not to claim any remuneration for themselves, especially those who lead the rekognity, as they demand one zloty from each witness to pay the bonds to the IMci Mr. instigator of the box.
16. Judicial adjudicata as luits and other provenances, both for the satisfaction of IMci Mr. instigator securitatis, as well as for candles, paper, and debts for the landowners' henchmen pro praesidio of the present court, and if these adiudicata for the landowners' henchmen, which are due from die prima Octobris ad ultimam Aprilis, were not sufficient, then that the treasury of the splendid Przemyśl land, these landowners' henchmen in obsequio remaining at that time are declared by this court to be a provider.
17. And that some of them Mr. the judges per laudum appointed during the current term of office have not fulfilled the iurament, among whom, if there is any sub nexu processsus, then, as per the law of caret activitate, there is no obligation to demand the function of the court until it conciliates or calms down the party obiicientem.
18. And so that people, idle strangers and suspects, both in the city of Przemyśl and in all jurisdictions et extra moenia civitatis, who are in other cities, do not stay and have fun, the court admonishes the municipalities of all cities to inform and reveal such people to every householder, both from the city and from the jurisdiction, to the court instigators.
19. Roads both in the city and in the suburbs procuret the city, to be repaired everywhere, and bridges to be built at bad crossings. The computer banners and regiments which have their repartition in our land, according to the constitution anni miilesimi septingentesimi decimi septimi, in hoc orbato statu, that we have no commissioners, coram delegatis et stuba of our court, should be liquidated.
20. And although all safety for all people in general is guaranteed by common law and our present ordinances, referring to the previous ones, the Jews used to experience considerable oppression, not only from those to whom they owe debts, but also from other persons, therefore, taking care of all inconveniences and freedoms especially practiced today, the court warns that no one should dare to catch Jews, imprison, sequester and sequester those who can be aggrieved sub poenis arbitrariis, but whoever has a debt or a claim against a Jew must sue the guilty party before the provincial court or the present court. According to the law, Jews are not allowed to trade in wine, sell it in barrels or sell it in pots, sub rigore legis ad cuiusvis instantiam suo in iudicio vindicando. Antoni of Morsko, castellan of the Przemyśl land, vigore praesentis ordinationis, marshal of the hood courts of the splendid Przemyśl land.
Fasc Cop. Castr. Prem. 143 p. 103-1011; Castr. Prem. Rei. 622 p. 1025-1035.
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Sanok, March 20, 1764.
Resolutions of the Sanok landowners.