It is ordered that any person who was found in someone else´s estate, either a vineyard or any other open estate, eating grapes, fruit or causing any other damage, shall get as a penalty for each time he was found 1 real during the day and 2 reales at night and, besides this, he shall pay the damage to the owner of the estate, and, in case he was found with grape fruit, up to 2 grape bunches, he shall get as penalty 1 real during the day and 2 at night; and, for each grape bunch he carried beyond the first two, he shall get as a penalty half real castellano during the day and 1 at night. And, regarding the small fruits […], up to 1 pound [of weight], he shall get as a penalty 1 real during the day and 2 at night, and, beyond, for each additional pound, half real during the day and 1 at night and, besides, he shall pay the damage […]. And regarding the ´duraznos´ [?], `priscos´, pomegranades, apples, pears, quinces and melons and any other fruit or vegetable, up to six units, he shall get as a penalty 1 real during the day and 2 at night and, beyond this, [the penalty shall be decided] by the majors [`regidores´]. And in case the fruits were melons or pumpkins, he shall get as a penalty 1 real during the day and 2 at night for each unit and, beyond this, half real for each extra unit hat was found with.