The neighbours of co-user villages, only in cases and periods in which there was extreme scarcity of labourers in their villages, are allowed to employ neighbours from non co-user villages to cut the wood down always they had been previously awarded written permission from the village council […], whose permission shall be only valid for the day indicated and for the next [days] [they] shall obtain new ones, or they shall be considered infractors of the regulations if they did not have the authorization. These permissions shall not be extended to cut down the wood from the Bardena with labourers or carts from non co-user neighbors. With the exception of the domestic servants who […] were part of the domestic family of the co-user neighbors.