Transliteration: da-a-a-nu dí-nam i-dí-nu-ma 6 GÍN KÙ.BABBAR ša kà-áp-sí-a DAM.MÍ a-lá-bí-im a-na bu-ṣí DUMU.MÍ i-dí-(d)IŠKUR ta-dí-nu iš-tù li-mì-im a-šùr-i-mì-tí ma-lá-ḫi-im 1 ma-na-um 0.5 ma-na i-na ša-tim ṣí-ib-tám tù-ṣú-bu a-na KÙ.BABBAR ú ṣí-ba-tí-šu kà-áp-sí-a DAM.MÍ a-lá-bi₄-im bu-ṣí DUMU.MÍ i-dí-(d)IŠKUR ta-še-e a-ki-a DUMU PUZUR₄-a-šùr x (d)UTU-ba-ni DUMU en-na-sú-in ma-nu-um-ki-a-šùr DUMU a-ḫu-wa-qar a-wi-lu a-ni-ú-tum da-a-nu
Translation: The judges passed the following verdict: The 6 shekels of silver that Kapsiya, wife of Ali-abum, had given to Būṣi, wife(?) of Iddin-Adad, and for which from the eponymy of Aššur-imittī, the boatman, she would add an interest of 0.5 mina per mina per year - for this silver and the accumulated interest on it Kapsiya, the wife of Ali-abum will sue Būṣi, wife (?) of Iddin-Adad. Akiya, son of Puzur-Aššur, Šamaš-bāni, son of Ennam-Suen, (and) Mannum-kī-Aššur, son of Ahu-waqar - these gentlemen were the judges.