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. February 1–28. (1250 o.s.) * Report of a joint meeting of the High Court and the Cour des Bourgeois in Acre convened by [John of Ibelin] lord of Arsur, then baill dou royaume de Jerusalem por le roi Henri de Chipre qui estoit au jour sire, held in the house which had belonged to the lord of Beirut because the king of France was then lodged in the castle at Acre. Homes liges: Phelippe de Monfort, at the time lord of Tyre and Toron, John l’Aleman (Johan l’Aleman), lord of Caesarea, the lord of Scandillion, Tibaut de Bessan, Phelippe le Chambrelain mareschau of the kingdom, Raoul de Baruth, Heude de la Fierté, the then visconte of Acre, Gautier l’Aleman and Heimé his brother, Baillian Antheaume and Raymon his brother, Estiene de Sauveny, Jaques Vidal, Symon de Malenbec and Johan his son, Gautier de Saint Bertin, Johan de Crees, Johan Pellevillain and Heude his son, Aubert Embriac, Johan de Floury, Gerart de Pinquegny, Johan Grif, Thomas Guale, Raoul d’Aleman, Gerart Mainebeu, Thomas Coste, Johan Martin, Hue Hernaut. Jurés d’Acre de la Court des Bourgois: Alart, Heude de Conches, Nicole de la Mounée, Gui l’Orfievre, Johan Phelippe, Piere Carcadel, Piere Michel, Joffroi de Thabarie, Henri de Conches, Johan Jordain, Raymon son of Heude de la Tour, Piere le Petit, Johan de Nefin, Beneit dou Puy. The lord of Arsur presented arguments in favour of keeping a written record of proceedings before both courts. The lord of Tyre and Toron spoke in support and there was general agreement.