 This decision resulted the establishment of the permanent Royal Chancery and the proliferation of governmental literacy, independently of the ecclesiastical institutions.According to historian László Fejérpataky, Paul acted as an "ad hoc" chancellor in this case.The royal document itself was a royal approval of that possession contract, during which Froa, widow of the late provost Marcellus sold the land of Szőllős to Farkas Gatal, Palatine of Hungary.