Also Don Pedro García, abbot of Baríndano, and Don Salvador [neighbour] of Artaza, attorneys of the Valley of Amescoa, swore on oath over the Cross and the Holly Bible that they would do and declare well and loyally the estates and properties of the mountains and terms [that] the councils of the said Valley of Amescoa affirm to have in common or individually inside Lokiz without participation of the Five Valleys, who [the attorneys] delimited and declared on their oath the estate and property that the said council of Baríndano affirms to have inside Lokiz without participation of the Five Valleys. First, begining in the bridge of the said village of Baríndano [… describes the borders…] the mountains and terms that are inside these borders, they said on their oath that are the property of the said council of Baríndano without participation, obstruction or contradiction of the said Five Valleys or any of them, on this condition: to appoint monitors [and] guards, to take pawns, to sanction, to close, to disclose, to cut firewood and timber, and to eat the acorn, when born, from Saint Michael's Day until Christmas Day. And also [they could] reserve the grass and with the water of the said terms and mountains for the oxen from the first day of May until Saint Martin's Day.  And also the fields that are inside the said terms and mountains, the guard [appointed by] the said council [shall] defend from the sowing season until the harvest has been made, and from the said time onwards the livestock of the said Five Valleys could and shall graze the grass and drink the water in the said terms and mountains without paying anything to those of the said council.