they don't have it. 5. Causae expulsionum, in which criminal matters should not be involved, also eliberationes nobiiium paena banitionis, and this is to be determined by the second suit; the execulio of such banits per detentionem banniti in turri ad satisfactioaem parti, pro negotio principali et re judicata is to be; that is, as long as iure victus pro re totaU lucrata et pro judicata had not done enough. 6. To this court will belong the causae fisci regarding taxes, both at the lower Warsaw sejm and the laudo publico of today at our sejmik, resolutions, all of which are subject to trial in the universality of the past sejm; described should behave. 7. And anyone who is guilty in criminalibus or per definitivam sententiam ex controversiis partium or in contumatiam legittime convictus et condemnatus is to be brought to such execution. If iure victus were so powerful that this execution by a soldier, whom we have now appointed in laudo nostro, both to check our domestic will and to execute the execution of hood courts in every country, could not be carried out on him, their Lordships would have their innotescences. the hood judges, having written down the matter that is at issue between the parties and which is an exces3ivus conyictus, having described the sententiae suae rationem and handed it over to their Messrs. starostas or their town offices, and in Przemyśl, since the town is vacant, then into the hands of the one who will reside in the castle on behalf of them, Mr. starosta, and will look after their supporters for the time being. Which innotestencies should they have? the starostas to send among us sub paenis contra negligentes officiales sancitis in eodem iudioio repetendis. And all of us, in favor of such innotestencies, will have to move iure bellico contra iure rictum as contra hostem patriae and save him as an infamous throat and property, and imprison the bannitos and deliver them to the tower, handing over the property, if it belonged iure yincenti, to the possessive, in which we will act according to the orders of the courts of these hoods. 8. And if any of us did not support such innotestency, excepfo legali impedimento iuramento comprobando, then the actor took the attestation from their brothers Mr. hood judges will be obliged to sue each pro damnis exinde secutis, which the same actor is closer to taking the oath, before the same court, and after receiving adjudication, he is to be remitted pro executione ulteriori to the starosta and his office. Whichever case, when, God willing, the courts open, the starosta and the city should enforce his processu ordinario iuxta praescriptum statuti de re judicata prolati. However, those who are negotiis Rzpltej occupati, and those who are lege publica ab eipedicione bellica and from showing off, as well as the hooded Izis, are free from this movement. It is also special that if any of us in this land, where such an execution will be carried out at that time, was not a praesens person, then when this innotestency reaches him, we will have to send him, with the rigor of iuris and damna suprascripta, in place of our nobility persons to this execution. 9. And whoever wants to obey our decision or wants to be iure victo patrocinari and be auxilio et patrocinio to it, then he will be subject to the same court as his principalis to the same court; If he was killed during the iure victi execution or if he suffered damage to his property and goods, none of us should have any difficulties. And if, for a quicker execution jurevictorum and to catch them and to restrain all their will that is active in the city, the hood judges need an auxilia of the cities, these should be their prime ministers and, if there were refractarii, they should be subject to the hood court, having added this specialiter that if there was a nobleman in violentia aliqua civitatis captured, he will be tried by the court of the hood himself; however, the plebeium advenam or anyone's subject in our hood courts > proconsul cum duobus consulibus will judge. 10. To which courts did we choose a judge from the Lviv region, Mr. IchMciów? Stanisław Bonifacius Mniszek from Wielkie Kunczyce, starosta of Lviv, Mikołaj Narajowski, judge of Lviv, Samuel Narajowski, clerk of the Przemyśl land, Martian Morawiec, deputy judge of Lviv, Piotr Ozga from Ossa, land writer of Lviv, Jan Wydzga, Andrzej Marchocki, Kilian Swirski, Jendrzej Sladkowski; from the Przemyśl region, IchMciów pp. Felician from the Tomb of Grohowski the chamberlain, Jan from Pleszowice Fredro the judge, Woj-
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