And also that because there could be any difference among the neighbours about the gathering of the 'small goods' [i.e.sheep and goats] of the [different] owners, in order to avoid unrests, whenever   those differences appear shall be arranged, and [they] shall obey to the orders of the aldermen of this village related to the layout and designation of the animals of the neighbours that shall be incorporated [to the herd], and if the aldermen did not agree the elder jury shall serve as a third [judge]; and whatever the aldermen agree or one of them with the elder jury did […] shall be obeyed by the neighbours without contradiction.