Under a compromise proposal being studied by ministers, the highest one-fifth of earners would repay 20% more than the cost of their degrees.

The judges passed up the chance to clarify whether any compromise proposals might be acceptable.

From 1838 a state grant of 200 gulden was provided to fund the implementation of this compromise proposal, but in subsequent years it was the subject of continuous quarrels.

Compromise proposals were made to divide up the forest that would leave sufficient common land to meet the needs of commoners, while giving the rest up for improvement.