15. And since at the Treaty Assembly of 1717, after the abolition of all other types of taxes, only the poll tax for the payment of the army, and also the taxes of the principal and nobles pro praemiandis bene meritis, for functions, pro praesidiis, for the preservation of the archives and for the relief in various cases, and especially by conflagrations of the declining nobility, it pleased the Government to leave the above-mentioned two taxes, the cap and surcharge taxes in our voivodeship, were subject to the laws for which the JO was confirming. JW. MPs will ask
16. The interest of the Kolbuszów transaction in relation to the Ostrów estates concluded and carried out until the legalization and approval of these JO. JW, the MPs will recommend, salvis tamen iuribus possessoreis.
17. That the boundaries should be renewed every ten years by the chamberlain or the bailiff, and that the other party should notify about this renovation of the mounds by two noblemen and the janitor, and in quantumby there should be a party that is against this, that these mounds be renewed in contumaciam.
18. In subsequences against the tribunal decree, it is lawful to export the term only once ex vi legis and once ex noviter repertis documentis, and if the first decree is approved again, the parties will be obliged to do so to the satisfaction of the crown law.
19. To establish de successionibus as the best and most common way to describe the law, according to which every property will be entered into and clarified of doubtful and ancient rights by execution in order to achieve toliendo abusus.
20. The interest of the principality of Curian and Semigallia, those provinces which, having once taken over the assignment of rights from the Republic of Poland through the pacta incorporationis et subiectionis paritate status, honored themselves by submitting noble names to various high subseilia, and in necessary conjectures of armed assistance, were ornamental and useful to our homeland, all acts of the Sejm expediated, commissions in relation to the measured income of allodial goods as formulae regiminis in exemplary always accepting obedience that for taking over the rule of JO. John Prince Ernest Birone, less practiced before, interventions were initiated, on the one hand, to maintain strong power, through oppression and deprivations incurred by intrusions, a non praestanda oboedientia, and on the other hand, claims in competentissimo forum of relational courts Jkr. After hearing the arguments of this case and controversies from both sides, it is suspended without a final decision, if it were recommended to the Sejm courts, there is no need to doubt that after learning the state of this case, the Ordines of the Republic of Poland will adopt their opinions ad mentem maiestatis and will not avoid cum generaii assensu of the Republic of Poland, JO, in this matter. JW. MPs deign to conform their opinions.
21. It is known to every citizen of the Most Serene Republic of Poland that JW. After his departure from this world, the Grand Treasurer of the Crown of Siedlnicki left behind a body burdened with significant debts, which should fall under the resolution substantiarum post sterilem decessum, and in addition to the debts, he owed the ex munere calculation of the treasury to the Most Serene Republic of Poland, which at the Sejm coronationis by constitution its successors ex trinis capitatibus coming from ad reddendum calculum before the tax commission obliged. This constitution was satisfied by JW. successors when they were conventi termino from JW. crown instigator, comparuerunt in the court of the illustrious tax commission but inermes, because they did not have any in-ordine papers dealing with the calculations, which JW swore on the date of comparation and median sententia. Borzęcki, sub-stali of the crown, one ex successoribus Warszyccianis, did not have any registers. That IMcie Mr. Ploszyński and Gosteppski, former servants of JW. Siedlnicki's treasurer of the Crown, the same term conventi, were, by the decree adstricti, responsible for the compilation of registers, they imported as much as they could invent and, on a reliable compilation by jury, the illustrious treasury commission commenced liquidation of these comported registers, which had many defects, from which a pro parte sum of the crown treasury was obtained over the proportion of the accounts. former and lesser treasurers so significant that the substance of ferendo huic oneri is not sufficient, JW suggests. successors and creditors to JO. JW. The following delegates to the Sejm interposed requests to the estates of the Republic of Poland for clemency and compass.