As it is the custom, the jurys [´jurados´] shall be 2 individuals appointed in a rotation fashion, one neighbour after the other without being possible to excuse oneself. And, if it was the case that one or several individuals were accepted as new neighbours [in the village], they shall perform the tasks of jury the first year they enjoyed the neighbourhood status, interrupting the rotation  were it was and, once this year had passed, restarting it [the turn or ´renque´] again; and, if, at a given year, more than 2 new neighbours were accepted, they shall draw lots in order to decide who has to be appointed [as jury] and the individuals who had remained free shall be [appointed as] jurys the following year; and this shall not be understood regarding the sons or heirs of neighbours who remained in the house of their parents where they were neighbours [???] […] [confusing writing].