§ 50 Person must appear in district court.

If someone has signed an agreement promising to keep the peace, they need to show up to district court on the first day of the next court term. This is a required appearance, not something they can skip.

If the person doesn't show up, the court can declare the agreement broken. The court also has the power to order legal action against the person for failing to appear. The only way to avoid this is if the person has a valid excuse for missing court, and the court accepts that excuse.

In short, this rule makes sure people follow through on their promise to keep the peace by requiring them to check in with the court. Skipping this court date without a good reason can lead to real legal consequences.