It is absolutely forbidden that any neighbour brings to the estates, even when they [the estates] were their own ones, any loose ['dispersas'?] goat or woolen animals [sheep], and when it was necessary [for him] to have a goat […], the neighbour shall keep it well tethered in his own estate, upon the pain of 1 peseta for each animal; in case he reoffended, he shall lose the animal in the moment of the seizure itself, nothwitstanding the reimboursement of the damage to the owner of the estate.