Several propositions have been made regarding the due payments of those who have newly dug up lands, as well as regarding some people who have performed diggings not in compliance with the resolution of August 27th, 1805, having dug without prior notification to the chairman of the assembly of the marke or not having removed the diggings, on which matter provision had to made, and on which matter the cattle pounders should have acted with vigilance, in order to prevent unequal treatment, e.g., one person being acquitted of sanctions, while an other person would be forced to pay. The assembly has requested the chairman of the assembly of the marke: … 2. All cattle pounders to be entitled and able to shut in animals, not only in their own hamlets, but throughout all areas of the marke, and to admonish them to pay strong attention to apply the law strict and indiscriminately, and, in case someone's animals have been shut in properly and this person should not pay, to report this person immediately, in order to force this person by legal means to pay.