We establish […] that, given that many people stop the course of the water [i.e. the irrigation ditches] inside their enclosed orchards, and they lock the doors and go home so the people who do need the water access their orchards in order to take the water; no one shall dare to stop the course of the water inside any orchard [´dejar la agoa parada en huerta ninguna´] unless the door [of the orchard] was left open and, if someone needed the water having been the course of the water stopped inside a closed orchard, he is allowed to climb the walls [of the orchard in order to access it] [´entrar por las tapias´] without any penalty and even, had he broken the door of the orchards [in order to access the orchard], he can not be required to repair the damage done; on the contrary, the orchard owner shall get a penalty of 5 groses each time he did that […], assigned to the villages where the orchard was located.