MÃ(c)moire Pour Les Recteurs & Administrateurs De L'hopital De La CharitÃ(c) De Lyon, Contre Jacques Chanoine Traiteur, En Presence De M. Le Procureur GÃ(c)nÃ(c)ral, Et Encore De La Dame Perrin & Du Sieur Hygonet Son Cessionnaire...

This is a historical legal document, "M moire Pour Les Recteurs & Administrateurs De L'hopital De La Charit De Lyon, Contre Jacques Chanoine Traiteur, En Presence De M. Le Procureur G n ral, Et Encore De La Dame Perrin & Du Sieur Hygonet Son Cessionnaire...", detailing a legal dispute involving the administrators of the Charity Hospital of Lyon and Jacques Chanoine, a caterer. The document, presented in the presence of the Attorney General and Dame Perrin and Sieur Hygonet, provides insight into the legal and administrative challenges faced by charitable institutions in 18th-century France. It offers valuable information for scholars studying French legal history, the administration of hospitals and charitable organizations, and the social and economic context of the period.

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