Inventory 1, files 18, 24, 28, 43, 45, 90, 91, 102, 139, etc. - uniformed sets of documents, representing criminal and civil cases, produced by cassation courts at the district commissariat. These include, in particular, the complaints of Jews: the alienation of houses, robbery of property, etc. The cases cover the circumstances in which the damage was occurred. The group of civil cases testifies about fining of Jews who did not leave their homes in time and did not move to areas determined by the occupation authorities, or did not contribute their share into the indemnity imposed by the authorities. There is a group of civil cases about property: claims regarding the unlawful seizure and distribution of Jewish dwellings, furniture, and other property. These cases are marked by dates immediately after the publication of administrative documents on the resettlement of Jews into ghetto (December 5, 1941) and, especially, after the massive massacre of the Jewish population (September 19, 1941; April 16, 1942). Documents are dated mostly 1941-1942.