It was ordered that, if any neighbour needed to sell his neighbourhood status or his house and assets [´hacienda´] or part of them to a foreign neighbour, the said neighbour is not allowed to sell them without having first asked the village and council if they wanted to buy them, and, if the council wanted to buy them either for itself or for a neighbour of the village, it [the council] is then allowed to buy them; and, if the village and its neighbours did not want them, then [the neighbour] is allowed to sell them to the foreign neighbour upon the condition that the council of the village or any neighbour can obtain them having passed 6 years [?]  […] and the penalty imposed on the individual who sold his house and assets without having done what has been just indicated shall be 50 ducados assigned to the deposit of the council of the village.