They said that, since it is the immemorial custom that the future neighbours, in order to be admitted in the village and enjoy the neighbourhood status, have to be elected and accepted [by the assembly], without being possible that anyone become neighbour […] just because of owning a house or a estate in the said village, beacuse the neighbourhood status is personal, and no father or any person is entitled to give to another individual the neighborgood status without the collective consent by the village; they agreed that, from now onwards, these rules shall remain [´no se innove en ello´] and no one can expect […] to be accepted as neighbour, with the excuse of owning a house or with any other reason, since [the acceptance] only takes place through the collective consent of the council as well as paying, as it is the custom, 3 ducados as entrance fee  and performing all the duties […] of the village […].