And they also agreed, desiring to avoid the damages that might be caused against the co-users ['congozantes'] in the Bardenas Reales, according to the privileges of the valley and regulations of the association ['mesta'] of the cattle farmers, that no cattle farmer neighbour of the valley, by means of a simulated contract, is allowed to accept within his small cattle any other [cattle] apart from those of the interested parties in the Bardenas and, especially, from outside the Kingdom, in order to sell them […] on pain of denouncing [the situation] […] and, besides this, and losing the cattle, […] the amount of fifty ducados to be paid by the person who accepted and sold with malice, assigning six ducados to the accuser and the rest, half to the Royal Treasury of His Majesty and [half] to the common budget of the valley […]