Also that because there could be differences among the neighbours about the meeting of the small livestock heads of each one owner with the others in order to compound a herd, with the aim that the said differences could be arranged, the owners shall accept whatever the aldermen of this village determine relating to the livestock of the neighbours that might be incorporated [to the collective herd]. And if the aldermen did not agree, the older jury shall be serve as third judge, and whatever the older jury and one of the aldermen agree the neighbours shall accept and obbey without contradiction.