We establish […] that, since many guards [´valles´?] go to court against the villages regarding the slaughter of animals as a penalty [´carnereamientos´], [arguing] that the slaughter is not done according to the laws of the kingdom […], from now onwards, any valley or man who was entitled to seize or slaughter [the cattle] […] shall kill it where he had found it and, if he did not do in that wat and someone complaint about that, the valley or valleys or another official shall reimbourse the killed animal according to the estimated made by 2 people appointed by the two parties […] and, besides this, he shall pay to the villages one meal as a consequence of having contravened this rule […].