Boyars could no longer be executed without the knowledge and approval of the Transylvanian Prince and, if convicted for treason, their fortunes could no longer be confiscated. Apparently Michael was displeased with the final form of the treaty negotiated by his envoys, but was forced to comply. Prince Michael said in a conversation with the Polish envoy Lubieniecki: "… they did not proceed as stated in their instructions but as their own good required and obtained privileges for themselves." He would try to avoid the obligations imposed on him for the rest of his reign.