He would advise whoever assumed the post of a ruler or judge saying: When two litigants sit in front of you, do not decide until you hear what the other has to say just as you hear what the first has had to say; for it is best that you should have a clear idea of the best decision.
[15] "Loko makwenu a ku dyoherile, yana u ya n'wi komba ku hoxa ka yena, mi ri vambirhi ntsena; loko a ku yingisa, u ta va u vuyisile makwenu.[16] Kambe loko a nga ku yingisi, teka vanhu vambirhi, kumbe un'we, leswaku mhaka hinkwayo yi tiyisiwa hi milomo ya timbhoni tinharhu, kumbe timbirhi.[17] Loko a ala ku va yingisa, byela nhlengeletano; loko a ala ku yingisa na yona nhlengeletano, eka wena a a kotise muhedeni ni muluvisi.