5. J.O. JWIMciom pp. to the hetmans of the Crown and the Duchy of Lithuania, that surveillance of the borders be recommended, the armies of both the Crown and Lithuania should be distributed among the former parties, both during the present convocationis and in the future electionis, from their positions, unless in times of need of the Republic of Poland one party must strengthen the other.
6. Commissions for table goods and salt mines Jkr. Mci in ordine revisionis status bonorum et verificationis proventuum, so that the Republic of Poland designates ex patriotis et terrigenis the voivodeships of the land in which the table estates and salt mines are located. They find it. These are the ones who are best able to know the modernum status of the table goods and saltworks of Jkr. Those who are aware of their customs and regulations in the situation of their province and land will demand JO. JWIMcie pp. afterword. And here they will strive to ensure that, in accordance with all the conventions' pacts, the personae acatholicae et ignobiles, both in these economies and in all mines, chambers and chambers, customs duties, do not come within the scope of harm to the nobility.
7. Among many examples of lawlessness practiced today, as JO demonstrates to us in his universal. Prince Primate, the greatest danger arises from the occasion of breaking up the Sejm. We have so many constitutions describing the order of assembly; fate publicum, that everyone interprets these constitutions pro sensu suo, so they will start thinking with other MPs about the most effective methods of JO. JW. our MPs, that this national council, without which neither evil can be eradicated nor good can be introduced, the salva of the libertate vetandi law cannot be broken. Since love and confidentiality between the estates are essential for the establishment of sejms, and this should have its most decent derivation and foundation from the lowest estate, a great deal is due to the entire happiness of the Republic of Poland if it chooses a king in accordance with our laws fidei orthodoxae romanae, so that he is a saintly and just king, who knows our laws well and keeps them, born from his ancestors in these laws. brought up, loving all patriots and citizens of our homeland with the same heart, relying on their love and hearts for the public good and his own good, warlike, merciful and equally generous to all.
8. On the foundation of the general hood at the General Confederation of Warsaw in 1673 in yolumen legum inserted for the adjudication of the affairs of the Kiev, Ruthenian, Volhynian, Podolia, Bratslav and Chernekhov voivodeships in the manner described in the same hood, so that the third term of office of the Crown Tribunal in Lviv would be established and adjudicated
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and during the third term in Lviv established during the trial of each voivodeship, the land writers per turnum morę et praxi of the Kiev, Volyn and Chernekhiv voivodeships by decree wrote a meliorando correction of the Crown and Lithuanian tribunals, trying to remedy the practices and defects that were now customary in the tribunals by the above-mentioned hood, or rather by the methods described therein JO wanted to summarize or think of other more effective solutions. JW. afterword.
9. To prevent violations of the law, inconveniences by guiding people and the tumults and various disputes that are now occurring at the Piotrków Tribunal's resumption, as well as to insure the tribunals and all judicial jurisdictions and rights against all conduct, as JO. JW. pp. the deputies will try to establish new constitutions so that no one can be distinguished as civilis personae (sic) by himself in Piotrków at the resumption of the tribunal, either publicly or privately, and does not dare to send plenipotentiaries of friends, only the one who is elected to a parliamentary position and the one who, when electing the deputies during the cause or trial, should come it counteracted and manifested itself in proprio of the land or voivodeship of the district, which the zemstvo itself is to discern and decide with legality. Whoever fails to do so, ad instantiam cuiusvis nobilis, sued sub poena infamiae in any court ex possessione, shall be punished with a penalty of one year and six Sundays in fundo and ten thousand fines.
10. The Crown Fiscal Tribunal, alias the Fiscal Commission, in accordance with ancient laws and customs, had the alternative to adjudication restored, i.e., one year in Radom, the other year in Lviv.