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Master João Mendes. However, this would take too much time and urgent action was needed. Therefore, Dr. Ulpiano da Costa Manso, secretary of the Court, proposed that the trial court be transferred to another rented building near the Palace. The proposal was authorized and the building was rented. Still, the relocated lawyers and judges were installed in precarious conditions, causing irritability and dissatisfaction.
373:, located in the city of Rome, Italy. Due to the delay in concluding the project, the population became skeptical and pessimistic about the completion of the building, so much so that the construction ended up being nicknamed "unfinished symphony". The delay in construction was justified by the scarce funds that were granted annually by the government. The building was completed in 1933, after receiving more funds.
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touch, and therefore had luxurious and ornate finishes. The construction began on the site that housed the old cavalry barracks, in the year of 1920, and had its conclusion and inauguration in the year of 1933, thirteen years later, and reinaugurating in 1942, in honor of the anniversary of 388 years
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