They also established that, regarding the penalities to be imposed on those that damaged the grain fields, had any difference between the officer, the sepherd and the guard, what the officer says under oath shall be believed and, were any third person, what he says also under oath shall be believed; and the sight [of the cattle in a field] shall be understood within more or less the espace of four crossbow shots and, once seen, [the person] will express it by means of a loud voice or bugle so the sepherd can know he has been seen and, after that, [the person] shall go as soon as possible to take [the cattle] out [of the field]