And also, giving the sentence, I order and give by [end of this] trial, on the said pain, that the terms and mountains contained into the said borders given by those of Viloria are and shall be forever times of the world of the said council of Viloria, save that the oak forest contained in the said declaration made by those of Viloria those of the said council of Viloria shall defend the [right to] cut [trees] and eat the acorn of the said oak forest, when born from Saint Michael's Day until Saint Andrew's Day without paying anything to the said Five Valleys. 
And also by the same sentence I order and give by [end of this] trial that those of the council of Viloria shall close and defend now and at any time from those of the Five Valleys or any of them the herbs of the said oak forest for their oxen from Saint Medel's Day, that is the third day of March until Saint Andrew's Day, and from this specified time onwards, as it is written, I order and give as [end of the] trial on the said pain that the livestock of the said Five Valleys or any of them shall graze the herbs and drink the water of the said oak forest and drink the water of the reservoir called Idoibarria contained in the said declaration without paying anything to those of Viloria. And also by the same sentence I order and give as [end of the] trial on the same pain that from the place called Sorosarria downwards to the path of Lanbarrieta, contained in the said declarations, the said [people] of Viloria shall have and defend the [right to] cut trees and the livestock of the said Five Valleys or any of them shall eat and take the acorn in the same way as those of Viloria and graze the herbs and drink the water without paying anything to those of Viloria. And also by this same sentence I order on the same pain that the livestock of Ulibarri Mayor could go up through the road of Albateka, and from there they could come, leaving on the right side the property of Viloria, to the term called Arangaiza, and from there they could pass through the term calld Aginakosoroa to the mountains and terms called Mendigalbarra and Sorasarria and to every other mountains and terms pertaining to the Five Vlleys in common, without  obstruction or contradiction of those of Viloria. And in everything else that those of the said council of Viloria shall have and possess the said mountains and terms in the way, and manner, and condition contained in their declarations without participation, obstruction or contradiction of the said Five Valleys or any of them.