Concerning the smallhold farmers it was decided that those who ignore the prohibition, ordained at the last meeting of commoners, or made other agreements with the chairman of the maalschap and the inheritors, will pay two thaler if they have horses. And they will agree with the rules, concerning the herding of cattle and mowing, which were made last meeting of commoners, and recognize the rules of the [marken] unless they made other agreements with the chairman of the maalschap and the inheritors. And this shall be done before St. Jacob [1th of may]. And if they stay recalcitrant and keep more horses or other beast than is allowed, the neighbours in all three [marken] shall pen-up the beast and for each one a golden [ort] will be forfeited from the owner. Half of each [ort] will be for the chairman of the maalschap and the inheritors, the other half for the neighbours. And if this had the effect that the owners of the [coven] will become paupers, the fine will only have to be paid to the chairman and the inheritors.