They also ordered that no neighbour of the village shall shelter, in the village or in its district, in his barrels [‘cubas’] and ‘laicos’ [?], grapes [‘hubas’] belonging to a foreign person who were not neighbour and dweller in the village, upon the pain of 20 trajas each time this were found and proved […]; or shall give his consent to this […], assigning [the pain] to the expenses of the village; and the jurors [‘jurados’] shall execute [the pain] and report it to the village […] and, in case it was proved that they [the jurors] had not executed a pain or had not done it with due diligence, they shall pay the said pain to the village out of their household and wealth.