And they also established that the present and future guards shall perform with all diligence and care their duties, trying to take out and expell the cattles they had seized in the grain fields, without any carelessness, except in the cases indicated in the preceeding chapter, without being possible in any case to make any arrangement with the sepherds and the cattle owners in exchange for money or other gifts, in order to stop the cattles from grazing in the grain fields, without being allowed to contravene these regulations by malice, on pain of two ducados each time they did the opposite, assigned half to the common budget of the village where the guard and [half to] the accuser.