Professional paper
Music of the Croatian Falcon Society in Korčula in 1929
Tea Marinović
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Abstract
In 1928, the Croatian Falcon Society bought musical instruments in Milan thanks to a debenture from Jakov Depolo for 10,000 dinars. In December 1929, the work of the Croatian Falcon was banned, forcing the Society to sell its musical instruments and other inventory worth 34,435 dinars to creditors and thus settles their claims. Jakov Depolo was paid half of the promissory note, so he sued Fran Marinović as a guarantor for the remaining debt. By a court decision in 1934, Frano Marinović was released from the debt.
Keywords
Croatian Falcon Society; Korčula; purchase of musical instruments in 1928; debenture of Jakov Depolo; sale of musical instruments; debt repayment; court case; dissolution of Croatian Falcon in 1929
Hrčak ID:
257704
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Publication date:
29.12.2020.
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