Also Gil García de Galdiano, attorney of the councils of Galdeano, Muneta, San Martín de Arria and Aramendía, swore on oath over the Cross and the Holly Bible that he would do [and] declare well and loyally the borders of the estates ['dehesas'] and the property of the said councils in common and of each one of them that are inside in Lokiz, without participation of the Five Valleys, who declared on his oath the estate and property of the said council of Galdeano in this way: first, the beech forest of Idopurria […] that is of the said council of Galdeano with this condition of appointing monitors [and] guards, closing, disclosing, taking pawns, sanctioning, cutting firewood and timber and eating the acorn, when born, from Saint Michael's Day to Saint Andrew's Day without obstruction or contradiction of the said Five Valleys or any of them, and from this day onwards the livestock of the said Five Valleys could and shall graze the grass and drink the water without paying anything to those of Galdeano.