And they established that, had the owner of the estate grazing his cattle in stubble land or grass land and any other native of the valley wanted to put to graze his work cattle on the same stubble or grass land as a consequence of the common use of the districts of this valley, the owner, under any excuse, is not allowed to obstruct him and, had he resorted to violence, he shall incur in penalty of two reales, assigned in thirds to the Royal Treasury, the accuser and the common budget of the village in whose jurisdiction the force had been used; and the same shall be understood when the owner was working in the field.