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Settlement of Aqa Ahmad Riza and Aqa ‘Ali with Haji Khan, 1921
Agreement between Aqa Ahmad Riza and Aqa ‘Ali, sons of the late Mirza Javad, and Haji [Aqa Habib?] Khan, son of the late Mirza ‘Abbas, regarding the use of a shared brook.
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Settlement, 1923
Settlement between Aqa Yad Allah, son of the late Fath Allah, and his wife, from Varnusfadiran, and Haji [Aqa Habib?] Khan, son of the late Mirza ‘Abbas from the same village, exchanging a piece of land in Dashtandah plain and some shares of water in Haji ‘Ali Akbar's garden for twenty-seven tumans and five thousand dinars, with five thousand dinars for the detriment clause.
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Settlement, 1918
Haji Khan [Aqa Habib?], son of the late Mirza ‘Abbas from Varnusfadiran, and Haydar ‘Ali, son of the late Muhammad Ibn Muhammad Riza from the same village, have exchanged two jaribs [unit of area] of land in Kushk village for half a jarib of land in the Muzaffari region and set one tuman and forty misqals of wheat for the detriment clause.
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Settlement, 1918 and 1924
Mashhadi Qadam‘ali, son of the late Fath‘ali from Varnusfadiran, has sold a piece of land in the Dashtandah plain and some shares of water to Haji [Aqa Habib?] Khan, son of the late Mirza ‘Abbas from Varnusfadiran, for fifty tumans, one hundred dinars, with forty misqals [unit of weight] wheat for the detriment clause, dated September 17, 1918. On verso: "On April 26, 1924, Haji Khan has sold half of the above property to his brother, Vali Khan, for twenty five tumans."
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Division of inheritance, 1914
Aqa Habib Khan, Vali Khan, Aqa Habib ‘Ali, and Nur Allah, sons of the late Mirza ‘Abbas, have divided the properties inherited from their mother and father and determined everyone's share.
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Settlement, 1921
Settlement of Khavar Sultan, daughter of the late Mashhadi Mir and wife of Haydar ‘Ali from Varnusfadiran, on behalf of her underage children, with Haji [Aqa Habib?] Khan, son of Mirza ‘Abbas from the same village; they exchange a piece of land in Farvand Muzaffari for eleven tumans and one hundred dinars, with forty misqals of Muhubin wheat for the detriment clause. Khavar Sultan's husband, Aqa Haydar ‘Ali, has guaranteed this settlement.