(11) The umpire whose decision before a Beer-convention is declared to be unjust (§ 62).
(12) The second who has to make the weapons equal, but who, according to the decision of a called-up umpire, has unjustly declared them to be equal.
(f) He who declares the decision of an umpire to be unjust without being able to show that it is so.
(13) Intruding witness. (§ 62).
(14) He who does not call a Beer-convention on account of a fact which is directed against himself, and which is punishable with beer-banishment.
(15) He who does not within five minutes drink the quantity dictated to him by the President of the Beer-convention. (§ 146).
(B.) OF SETTING FORTH BEER.
§ 132. Every viertel to be set out (that is, four measures, four jugs, or five bottles) is written down on the beer-tablet, and must within eight days, be set before a Beer-convention. He who exceeds this term, goes into beer-banishment. The Beer-convention which has be-thundered him, has at the same time to give the order that he and this quantity be wiped off the beer-tablet, and that he be written down anew under this date.
133. The Beer-convention, and he who sets it out, have equally participation in this beer, and should the setter-out be a Fox, he too, who called the Beer-convention for him; but the Beer-convention can, if it please, make this quantity over to the General company.
134. A viertel must set-out--