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certain deeds made by Doña María de
Medrano in 1597 were revocable or irrevocable. If these deeds were irrevocable contracts, as argued, then it would follow that they could not be revoked by the last deed from 1604, where Doña María names Juan Antonio de Molina as the recipient of a third and fifth share of her estate as the natural son of her legitimate son, Don Juan de Medrano y Molina. The article argues that the deed of partition and assignment of assets from 1597 was irrevocable based on its explicit language, stating that Doña María de Medrano expressly made a donation of all her assets to her children through a contract between them, making it irrevocable.
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330:. King Philip II appointed Medrano to assume this role. He commenced his new duties in Madrid on July 29. From late 1595 onward, Alonso Molina de Medrano served as a member of the Board of Finance of the Indies. In this capacity, he was tasked with suggesting measures and offering counsel on enhancing the treasury of the American territories. The Council of the Indies was the most important administrative organ of the Spanish Empire for the Americas and those territories it governed, such as the Spanish East Indies. The crown held absolute power over the Indies and the
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461:"His Majesty, satisfied with Licentiate Don Molina de Medrano, appoints him to the vacancy in the Royal Council left by Juan Alderete and has instructed me to inform you so that you may convey it to the Council and the Chamber and order the issuance of his title so that he may begin his service. His Majesty is pleased that the position of Molina de Medrano, both in the Council of the Indies and in the Chamber, be fulfilled without delay, and he orders that everything be arranged accordingly. May God grant you health. In
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which unfortunately was not attached to the deed. The construction of the house began in
January 1610, of which there is no further news until July 1612, when the work was practically completed, although some works remained pending. The last works on record date back to the year 1916 with the repair of the roof of the main hall. The final Construction of the Palace of Beniel cost was 3275 ducats.
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Don Alonso Molina de
Medrano had no children. One way to preserve what he left in a single heritage was to establish an entailment, and after his death, his entailment and possessions were bequeathed to his nephews, the Marquises of Beniel. Alonso Molina de Medrano made his will in Madrid and died in
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Medrano married Doña Francisca de Hinojosa. They were the parents of Don Alonso Molina de Medrano and Don Francisco Molina de Medrano. Doña Francisca de Hinojosa, widow of lord Molina de Medrano, was the guardian of Don Alonso Molina de Medrano in the lawsuit against Dr. Don Juan
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Medrano into the War Councils that dealt with financial matters. Medrano also attended the Finance Councils of Portugal and Castile and the Board for the Execution of the Accounts or "Junta dos Contos," all based in Lisbon. At the beginning of December 1605, the Finance Board
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Medrano was involved in the Board established on January 20, 1608, to investigate the case initiated by Fernando Carrillo against the Finance Councilor Alonso Ramírez de Prado, who was accused of various crimes, including bribery, prevarication, and misappropriation of public funds.
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expedited the appointment of his protege Alonso Molina de
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Later, in the 19th century, following the widowhood of the marquess, it transitioned to municipal ownership. As municipal property, it had multiple uses: grain market, Municipal Free
Institute of Secondary Education in 1871, and from 1877, it also housed the Courts of First Instance and Municipal,
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Medrano ordered the construction of a palace to serve as a residence. The contract was signed in Malaga on December 6, 1609, and the work would proceed according to a plan delivered to the royal councilor D. Luis Tello Eraso by the commander with all the guidelines to follow,
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with influences from local design, sets it apart. With its striking appearance, the palace boasts two floors and a penthouse, connected by a
Renaissance-style staircase. An interior courtyard featuring stone columns ending in semicircular arches reflects the classic Mudéjar architecture readopted
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The Marquess of Almenara informed the Count de Chinchon about the incident, who then relayed it to the king. After consulting with the cardinal, Philip II ordered him to appropriately validate Perez's heretical behavior and ensure he was punished. Consequently, on March 5th, Quiroga directed that
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Informacion en Derecho del señor Licenciado Molina de Medrano, del Consejo Real de su Magestad, cauallero del orden de Santiago, comendador de Villafrãca. En el pleito que por su parte, y de la de don Francisco Molina de Medrano su hermano, se trata en la Real Chancilleria de Granada, Con Alonso
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The opposing lawyer suggests that a deed from the year 1604 could indicate such a donation, naming Juan Antonio de Molina as the natural son of Doña María's son. The article addresses two doubts raised by the opposing lawyer: the possibility of revoking a will by the surviving spouse and whether
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Alonso Molina de Medrano received an annual payment of 2,000 reals in order to assess the financial state in Portugal, in addition to his annual salary of 500,000 maravedis as a councilor of the Indies and another 50,000 as a chamberlain. In April 1601, the three of them moved to Lisbon. Two
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instructions dispatched that month regulated the work the commissioners were to carry out. Alonso Molina de Medrano was tasked with the management and control of military finances, that is, the collection of money and payment of salaries to the troops serving Philip III in the
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1616. His remains were transferred to the main chapel of the Royal Convent of Francisco in Vélez-Málaga, where the remains of his parents were already laid to rest. He was the patron of this chapel and it was part of the entailment he founded.
366:. Alonso Molina de Medrano, experienced in such matters due to his involvement in the Board of Finance of the Indies, was appointed, along with the accountant Diego de Herrera and the interim factor of the House of Trade Duarte Cerón.
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Por la señora D. Francisca de Hinojosa, viuda del señor Molina de Medrano, como tutora de don Alonso Molina de Medrano, en el pleyto con el doctor D, Iuan Antonio de Molina oydor del Consejo Real de Nauarra
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By Lady Francisca de Hinojosa, widow of lord Molina de Medrano, as guardian of Don Alonso Molina de Medrano, in the lawsuit against Dr. Don Juan Antonio de Molina, Oider of the Royal Council of Navarre
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Hinojosa y Montalvo, Francisca de; Heylan, Francisco; Molina Medrano, Juan Antonio de; Perez de Lara, Juan (1630).
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