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Heinrich von Werdinghausen, judge and freelancer of Villigst, and Konrad von Lindenhorst, Erbgraf von Dortmund (Erffgreue toe Dorpund), Konrad Haake, Freiraf zu Unna, Wynand Paskendall, Freiraf zu Bochum, Hermann Hackenberg, Freiraf zu Noenheredeke, Dietrich Ploeger, Freedraf der Krummen County, Arnd Kleinschmidt, Freiraf zu Iserlohn, as well as Lambert Zelter, Freedraf to Heißen, certify a decision of the court regarding Hereditary contention between the counts Jakob and Ludwig V of Lichtenberg with Diepold I of Hohengeroldseck about the legacy of his grandmother Countess Johanna von Lichtenberg in Buchsweiler: The court decides against Diepold In the sense of the plaintiff, Count Schaffried von Leiningen, who was the plenipotentiary of the Lichtenberg brothers acted. The court instructs Rudolf to open (IV) by Zeiskam, the convicted Diepold von Geroldseck To proclaim and hand over the common way at his castle gate. As Witnesses are the Freischöffen Godart and Dietrich von der Recke, Arnd LZeugen zu Ruhr, Johann von Syberg (Siburch), Johann von der Recke, Dietrich’s son, Friedrich von neyhem (?), Alff von Wanthof (en), Bernd von der Recke, Dietrich Friday (by Loringhoven or by Waltorp gen. thon Husen?), Godart of Recke, Godarts son, Rutger Hoffmonich, Dietrich zu Megede, Eckart Witte, Engelbert Bekel, Göbel Holman, Johann von dem Bussche, Hans Sudermann, Hermann Happen, Johann Kleinspiel, Johann Strong, Johann von Vley, Gert Schulte, Arnd Gois, Gert beynkeyll or vejnknyll (?), Rotger on the Beke and Hans Hilgeauent. Announcement of the seals of Heinrich von Werdinghausen and of 20 other free-wheelers and spoons.