Brum do Canto (Dr Salvador Manuel)
Original title: Brum do Canto (Dr. Salvador Manuel)
Dr Salvador Manuel Brum do Canto, an Azorean-born lawyer, was deputy for Madeira in 1906–07 and published pleadings in Madeiran lawsuits; he died in 1918.
Deputy for Madeira in the legislative session of 1906 to 1907. As counsel in lawsuits concerning this island he published: Acção de processo cível ordinário. Autores Anthero da Costa Lyra e mulher e réus A Companhia de Credito Predial e outros, 1905, and Acção de processo cível ordinário. Autores Anthero da Costa Lyra e mulher e reus a Companhia de Credito Predial Português e outros, 1907. He died in Lisbon on 3 November 1918, aged 33. He was the son of the high court judge (desembargador) Dr Manuel Inácio Brum do Canto and the great-grandson of Dr Luís Henriques, the first director of our Medical School. He had been born in the Azores.
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- Azores
Portugal. Birthplace of Brum do Canto.
The Azores, an Atlantic archipelago that shares plant species with Madeira. The Elucidário records settlement there by Madeiran families such as the Bettencourts, the 1801 ban on Azorean wines in Madeira, and imports of Azorean tobacco. It also notes that Azorean farmers were brought to Madeira to teach maize-growing methods.
- Lisbon
Portugal. Where Brum do Canto died.
The Portuguese capital, seat of the Relação court and of the Misericórdia whose privileges and statutes were extended to Funchal. Henrique Franco de Sousa studied at its Royal Academy of Fine Arts, and Luiz José Baiardo moved there in 1821.
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Deputy for Madeira in 1906–07 and lawyer in Madeiran lawsuits.
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Plaintiff in lawsuits against the Companhia de Crédito Predial argued by Brum do Canto.
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First director of the Funchal Medical School and great-grandfather of Brum do Canto.
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Appeal judge and father of Salvador Manuel Brum do Canto.