"14/169 الخلافات بين الشيخ راشد شيخ أم القيوين وأخيه ناصر بن أحمد، يونيو ١٩١٢ إلى ٢٢ يناير ١٩١٧" [و‎‎١‎٤‎٤] (٤٤٧/٢٩٩)

aforesaid Shaikh. The late Shaikh Ahmad's sons and
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others planted date-trees on the plot allotted to then
by the deceased and the'ir date palms grew up and fielded
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nroducts. Musaad bin Battal izame to Faiai from Na
year and sold his'date prove to the cousin of the:
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Chief of Umm-ui-Qaiwain—named Hamad bin Ibrahim,1
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the others still retain possession of their date proves.
I beg to forward herewith, for your informal-ion ?
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a sketch of date groves situated on the Falai grounds
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giving the number of date palms on each plot and Ihe
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names of their owners. All of them are in full possession
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whi i e
personally, this is not proper and iust -and cannoit
allowed according to tne preeepts of justice.
The decision,however rests with you. Thip is
what was necessary to be stated.
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of their date groves. I venture to express the v
it is not consistent with justice and equity that
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all those possessing date jsxa: palms on the Falai I
enjoy the possession of their properties. Shaikh |Jaser
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should be deprived, firstly of the whole estate of his
father and even of the date palms planted with hi£ own
kaa^s hands on the land, granted to him by his fatner.
If Shaikh Hashed prevents his brother. Shaikh
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Naser from holding the date palms belonging to him
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be