The commission included the warden of the Greyfriars of Leicester, the Archdeacon of Chester, and the Prior of the Dominicans of London. The commission ruled that Lenton Priory should be fined 100 marks on top of the £60 they had already paid Lichfield Cathedral in "compensation for the damage". The commission attempted to prevent further violent outbreaks by allotting the priory a portion of the tithes from some of the disputed parishes.
A panel consisting of the warden of the Greyfriars of Leicester, the Archdeacon of Chester, and the Prior of the Dominicans of London made up the commission. The commission ordered Lenton Priory to be fined 100 marks on top of the £60 they had already paid Lichfield Cathedral as "reparation for damages". The commission aimed to prevent further violent clashes by assigning the priory a portion of the tithes from some of the disputed parishes.