It was ordered that if, at some point, an individual came to settle down in the village, this individual is obliged to inform the majors and rest of the governing body of the village [´regidores´] about his condition, status and customs and, if it was a person who should be adopted as neighbour, before obtaining his neighborhood status and being accepted as neighbour, he shall buy in the village 20 ducados of house and assets [´hacienda´] and shall pay to the village 2 ducados and, if it was a person whose assets were worth 200 ducados, he shall buy 100 ducados of house and assets and shall pay to the village 50 ducados as well as a meal for the majors and the jurys, and he shall not enjoy the fields owned by the village [´propios´] as long as he had not done what has been just indicated, being not allowed either to ´rocar´ [?] or graze in the common mountains […].