Mine Lawe shall not be Noe foreignr to be present.more sitting [but the Miners] wth the Constable but himself the Gavillr and the Castle Clarke and the Miners before being and noe others But if soe bee [that] any other _have_ [hath] to doe _with_ [in] the said Mine Lawe [he shall answer for himself] and _in the said Mine Lawe noe man shall plead neither mayntaine noe cause but onely the Miners_ _But if soe any bee attached to answer in the said Mine Lawe_ Pleading in no other court.he shall answer for himself and shall be judged by the Miners of all things touching the Mine and in noe other Court and _then_ hee that is found guilty Miner to Miner or any other man shall be amersed to the King in two shillings And bee it _if_ [that] any will plead with any Miner for a thing touching the Miner in any other Court before a Justice or any other Man whatsoever hee bee then the Constable by the strength of the King shall require and bring the plaint into the Mine Lawe and there hit shall be tryed by the Constable and the Miners and then the party guilty shall be amersed to Manner of tryall by jurys by 3 degrees.the King as [is] aforesaid And if any plaint bee in the [said] Myne Lawe at the first day hit shall be put upon twelve Miners the wch shall give the prove the first day the Second day upon Fower and Twenty and ye third day upon eight and forty wch eight and forty shall give judgment the wch shall be affirmed firme and stable {78} wthout calling again for evermore And if any Miner Miner foresworne.bee found forsworne by his faith as hit is aforesaid in the proofe against any Man in the Mine Lawe Miner or Miner or Miner against any other man and the said Eight and Forty have given for judgmt that hee is forsworne then the guilty shall be attaint against the King and shall have the pennance aforesaid and shall restore the other _of_ all his _loste_ [losses] in all points and never [shall] prove more Also {79a} every Miner in his last days and _at_ Miner may sell or bequeath his dole.all tymes may bequeath and give his Dole of the Mine to whom hee will as his own catele And if hee doe not _the_ [his] dole shall descend to his heire and if hee to whom the dole is soe bequeathed or given by Testamt eyther otherwise hath need to prove _his_ [the] dole in ye Mine Lawe he shall come there and show the Testamt _and_ [or] bring wth him twoe witnesses to testifie the Will of the Miner and then as right is hee shall bee delivered without any cost made or asked Also {79b} for the customs that ye Miners done to the King the Constable that is for the time shall deliver the Miners in six weeks at the speech that is the Court for the wood before the verderers by the woodwards that keepeth the place (that is to say) Sufficient of Tymber [and] to mayntayne the King's advantages Timber for ye pitts and manner of haveing it.and profitts as also for _the_ Salvaton of his Miners as they did in tyme out of mind without hurt or attachmt made of the King's Officers