It was ordered that, each year, the jurys are obliged to set a price for any sort of game and fish and other provisions according to the laws of the kingdom, and [they shall] order that the said game, fish and provisions […] must be publicly shown in the village square for 2 hours. And, besides this, it was ordered that no one can re-sell any of those provisions, on pain of loosing everything he aimed at re-selling as well as [paying] 2 reales each time, assigned half to the poor of the village and the other half to the accuser; and there shall be an enquiry regarding those who hunted and fish when they did not bring the game and fish to the village and did not showed it publicly for 2 hours, and this is understood regarding the neighbours and dwellers of the village, and, in case it was demonstrated that they brought the game and the fish outside the village without perfoming the necessary measures, [a penalty of] 1 ducado each time [shall be imposed].