Firstly, they said that, having into account the small amount of districts and meadows in this said place, and the number of neighbours who made it up, they have agreed and are content that each present and future neighbour of the said place is allowed to enjoy all the districts of this said place with two tamed or to-be-tamed cows, so none of the neighboors is allowed to have a higher number of cows in the districts of this place on pain of ten reales per each time he exceeded [this limit]. So, each time a neighbour of this place was enjoying in the districts with a higher number of the said cows he is allowed to, he shall get each time the said fine of ten reales. And they are also content that the cows owned by the present and future neighbours shall join the council's cattle and they have to pay for each the corresponding amount. Similarly, they agree that the said neighbours are allowed to have the young cows in the council's cattle itself, enjoying with them the said districts of this place for a three year time, without including the said baby cows in the said number of cows, so that for those baby cows only half of the salary of the said sepherd of the council's cattle for the first year shall be paid, counting two as a whole one, and after the said first year, if the baby cows continued to be in the meadows and districts of this place  for the next two years, they shall pay for each of the baby cows, females or males, the same amount of the salary that per each of the cows. And the said baby cows, in the first year of life, shall not pay anything for the grass of this said place, and, after the said first year, if they continued to enjoy them, they shall pay two reales per head each of the two following years.