 It was then that the lord of the court, “"Herr Niclassen, Apten zu Werßweiller "(Wörschweiler)", zu Reichwiller" (Reichweiler)” handed down at a session of his court a "Weistum" (cognate with English "wisdom", this was a legal pronouncement issued by men learned in law in the Middle Ages and early modern times).It dealt with, among other things, the court district's boundaries, the court lord's rights and authority, misdeeds and their penalties.Even after Countess Elisabeth of Blieskastel had donated ownership of Reichweiler to the monastery, transfers of goods to the Wörschweiler Monastery were still taking place.