And [they also established] that no neighbour, dweller, guard or any other person is allowed to 'señalar' [???] grass in someone else´s property without express consent of the owner, on pain of two ducados, assigned in thirds to the Royal Treasury, the accuser and the estate owner and, being crossed [?] by their owners or persons responsible, they shall be watched wihout being allowed to anyone to pull them up on the same pain, and [the crossing] [?] shall not be done in estates where the grass was not long and thick enough and, if anyone did it with malice, apart from cut them down, he shall pay as a penalty one ducado, assigned in thirds to the Royal Treasury, the accuser and the common budget of the valley. And in lands without any owner the grass shall not be crossed [?], on pain of two ducados each time, assigned to the Royal Treasury, the common budget of the valley and the accuser; the grass crossed [?] between sown and grain fields, if it was not cut them down by the 15th of july every year, shall not be watched and the same with the grass in the high mountains, by the 25th of july.