It was also agreed and ordered that from now onwards the sheep of the neighbours of the place of Olejua shall leave each year in May 15th if the weather is good and, if it is not, in eight days time on pain of one carnero, and all the said sheep and flocks shall go the mountains, both the said sheep and goats caorreras; and the dairy ones may stay at the neghbour's home up to a dozen of dairy goats, and these said goats that in the said place stay shall not come in the coseras of the said place on the pain established by the said regulations, and after the goats had come back by Saint James' Day, they shall not go in the coseras of the said place within fifteen days time, and once the fifteen days had passed, in eight days time they shall not pass beyond the road from Etayo to Estella on pain of five groses, and the comings and the goings of the said sheeps and goats shall be around […], and all the damages that the said sheeps and goats made when coming or going shall be paid by any of the neighbours of the place according to the flock each one had.