Lawsuit before the court of the Parliament of Dauphiné.[between 1453 and 1500]latManuscript fragments on paper of loose leaves of a judicial register. The lawsuit before the court of the Parliament of Dauphiné (“curia Dalphinalis parlamenti,” founded 1453) is about land, meadows (“prata”), a barn (“grangia”), and a houseIn Latin.Watermark: letter P?.Script: copied by various scribes all writing a rapid documentary script (Gothica Cursiva Currens).Badly deteriorated by glue, worm holes and the fading of the ink on many pages.Detached from a binding. With the fragments a strip of parchment (goatskin), obviously coming from the same binding, is preserved. It is a fragment (c. 12 lines on both sides) of a Latin manuscript containing an unidentified text of Roman law (Italy, 14th century), written in two columns with a column of gloss at both sides of the text. The handwriting is Southern Textualis Libraria/Formata (Rotunda).