It was agreed that, if any of the neighbours had killed or sold one animall of 'small goods' of the collective flock when the turn to feed the common shepherd is at the inmediate household, he has to feed him by the killed or sold animal, but if the turn were farer, with one or more households in between, he has not the obligation to give daily food to the shepherd for these animals that he has sold or killed, or that have died by illness or accident.