Given that, within the district and jurisdiction of this village, there are 11 corrals owned by the village itself in his mountains and that, usually, they are rented out to the cattle owners of the village and, currently, they pay as a rent each year 120 ducados, enjoying them privately with their own cattle from Saint Peter´s Day in June to the 1st of March, and, from this last day until the 1st of April, they are freely enjoyed both by these said cattle owners and by the council´s cattle of the village without any penalty, and, from the 1st of April until the said Saint Peter´s Day in June, the exploitation is common for all the users of the common mountains with rights who are both the neighbours of this village and those of Cabanillas and the city of Tudela; […] it is ordered that any person who accessed these corrals or was caught with small cattle grazing those grass lands during the closed season and without right to do that, shall get as a penalty the slaughter of 2 animals during the day and 4 at night each time he was found and, if the number of animals was not high enough as to be considered a ´flock´as previously indicated, he shall get as a penalty 2 ducados during the day and 4 at night and, if he was found with cow cattle, he shall get as a penalty for each animal and each time 3 reales during the day and the double at night, [all this] besides the payment of the damage to the owners.