Andreolo Caito, register 6, 1370–1409, fol. 196v
The arbitrators named Paolo Lercari and Andrea de Allegro issue a sentence in favor of the slaveholder named Eliana Grimaldi, who had sold an enslaved woman named Marteta to a barber from Chiavari named Giovanni Vivolo. The arbitrators rule that Giovanni must pay the price of 28 Genoese florins to Eliana for the enslaved Maria, despite the fact that she was sick, because the original sales contract had waived any guarantee regarding the health of the enslaved Maria. Eliana was represented in the contract by her son-in-law Gherardo Usodimare.