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PART IX
Payment of sɩms certified to be
due.
s.232
Recovery of sums. certified to be due.
s.233
Expenses of auditor in particular cases.
9.234
(2) Where under this Part of this Ordinance an
appeal or application is made to the Governor, the
appellant or applicant shall be entitled, if he so desires,
to a personal hearing by, a person appointed for the purpose
by the Governor.
108. Every sum certified by an auditor appointed under
this Part of this Ordinance to be due from any person shall
be paid by that person to the municipal treasurer within
fourteen days after it has been so certified, or, if an
appeal or application with respect to that sum has been made,
within fourteen days after the appeal or application has
been finally disposed of or abandoned or fails by reason of
non-prosecution thereof.
109. (1) Any sum which is certified by an auditor
appointed under this Part of this Ordinance to be due and has
besome payable shall, on action taken by or under the
direction of such auditor, be recoverable as a civil debt.
(2) In any proceedings for the recovery of such a sum,
a certificate signed by such an auditor shall be conclusive
evidence of the facts certified, and a certificate signed by
the municipal treasurer or other officer whose duty it is to
keep the accounts that the sum certified to be due has not
been paid to him shall be conclusive evidence of non-payment,
unless it is proved that the sum certified to be due has been
paid since the date of the certificate.
Unless the contrary is proved, a certificate purporting
to be signed by such an auditor or by the mnicipal treasurer
or other officer whose duty it is to keep the accounts, shall
be deemed to have been signed by such auditor, municipal
treasurer or other officer, as the case may be.
110. (1) Any expenses incurred by an auditor appointed
under this Part of this Ordinance in the defenos of any
allowance, disallowance or surcharge made by him shall, so
far as not recovered from any other party and except as may
otherwise be ordered by the Court (or the Governor
as the
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