(31) When one is caught-out--that is, if he lifts the lid of a covered glass (and jugs and bottles are also included) in which so much beer yet remains as will cover the bottom, so far that another can insinuate his hand between the vessel and the lid, and thereupon cry "caught-out;" or when one is caught-out who covers an empty glass, though this latter person is under no necessity to cover the empty glass again.
(32) He who catches out without cause--that is, he who catches one out, who in the lifting of his lid has said--"without catching-out;" or who, while the beer is pouring puts his hand between; or who makes an erroneous catching-out with an empty glass.
(33) He who speaks ill of any of the Faculties.
II. SHARPER BEER PENALTIES.
§ 135. The sharper beer-penalty is, when any one is be-thundered at the same time to more than one viertel, or to beer-banishment and beer-setting-forth.
(a) HE IS CONDEMNED TO MORE THAN ONE VIERTEL,
(1) Who offends against § 44.
(2) The accuser who, going before the General, fails to make good his accusation, and is mulct in two viertels. (§ 108).
(3) The Beerschisser, who does not cause himself to be fought-out within the proper period, falls under the penalty of § 117.