 Under such circumstances, Conrad had numerous conflicts and lawsuits with his neighbors and opponents, for instance the nobles of Kiliti (1274), Paul Gutkeled (1276) and his toughest local enemy Herbord Hahót (1279), who looted and plundered his landholdings.His estate of Novák was seized by Ivan Kőszegi, a notorious lord, and unlawfully owned the property until his death.Ladislaus IV, who was declared to be of age in 1277, granted half of the royal customs of Moson to Conrad in 1282, while the Székesfehérvár Chapter possessed the other half.