We also order that the persons who were found to have any ‘pecha' [tax], from the day of the enquiry and distribution onwards, within the period of six years, shall pay the corresponding amount in thirds, that is, one third one month before two years and the other thirds by the end [of the period], paying the ‘responsion’ [interest payment] at five per cent and, as long as he paid, he shall be relieved of the principal and the ‘responsion’ , and the persons [who do not proceed in this way] shall be subjected to the seizure and sale of all and any of their goods […] and with the money obtained the principal and the ‘responsión’ as well as the costs of the procedure shall be paid and, if necessary, they shall proceed to his capture. But we want that the neighbours freely choose […] to pay the amount distributed by the inquirers within the indicated time and, after, that they give this amount to the elected person for its collection […] and, in name of the village and its council, in the way we agree, [the person shall be freed from the amount paid in this way] […]