And they also agreed that, in the estates included in the previous chapter, no person, in order guard the stubble, is allowed to leave the harvest uncut, being possible to graze [the stubble] if it were acknowledged to have acted with malice, without paying the damage or incurring in any penality. And, to guard the stubble until the last 'parva' [?], they shall put a stick or standing sticks with a piece of spike on the top so the prohibition is indicated and seen by the sepherds so they can observe [the prohibition].