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Recovery of expenses from persons liable and limitation or liability of occupier.- (1) The Chief Commissioner may recover any reasonable expenses incurred under section 358 from the person or any one of the persons to whom the notice, requisition or order was addressed in the same manner as the tax on buildings or lands and may in executing work or taking measures under section 358 utilise any materials found on the property concerned or may sell them and apply the sale proceeds in or towards the payment of the expenses incurred. (2) If the person to whom notice is given is the owner of the property in respect of which it is given, the Chief Commissioner may (whether any action or other proceeding has been brought or taken against such owner or not) require the person if any, who occupies such property, or any part thereof, under the owner to pay to the corporation instead to the owner the rent payable by him in respect of such property, as it falls due, upto the amount recoverable from the owner under sub-section (1) or to such smaller amount as the Chief Commissioner may think proper, and any amount so paid shall be deducted from the amount payable by the owner. (3) For the purpose of deciding whether action should be taken under subsection (2) the Chief Commissioner may require any occupier of property to furnish information as to the sum payable by him as rent on account of such property and as to the name and address of the person to whom it is payable; and such occupier shall be bound to furnish such information. 133 (4) The provision of this section shall not affect any contract made between any owner and occupier respecting the payment of expenses of any such work as aforesaid. CHAPTER XXIII POWER REGARDING RULES AND BYELAWS