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(1) When a certificate has been signed either in Subsistrw accordance with the provisions of section 3, or onaUowmad a requisition made under section 4, no cert~ficate- debtor shall be arrested in execution of the certi- ficate unless and until the certificate-holder pays into Court such' sum as the Certificate Officer thinks sufficient for the subsist~nce of the certificate- debtor from the time of his arrest until he can be brought before the Certificate. Officer. (2) When a certificate-debtor is, committed to the civil prison in execution of a certi'ficate, the certi- ficate Oficer shall fix for his subsistence such monthly allo~vance as he may be entitled to according to the scaIe fixed by the State Government for the subsis- tence of arrested judgment 'debtors, or, where no such scale has been fixed, as the Certificate Officer considers sufficient with reference to the class to which the certificate-debtor beIongs. (:j The monthly allowance fixed by the Certi- ficate Of6cer shaII be suppIied by the person upon whose requisition the certificate was signed, by monthly payments in advance before the first day of each month. 622 THE ORESA P U B L ~ DEMANDS RECOVERY ACT, 1962 [Or. Act I (ScJt . -cot) td.) (4) The first payment shall be made to the Ccrti- ficate Officer for such portion of the culhrcnt moll t ! ~ 3 s remains unexpired before the ccrtifcatc-clebtar is conlmitted to the civil prison ; and tJle subsequent payments, if any, shall be made to the officer-in-charge of the civil prison. (5) Sums disbursed by the certificate-holder for the subsistence of thc certific,ate-debtor in the civil prison shall be deemed to be costs in the proceeding : Provided that the ccrtilicntc-debtor shall not be detained in the civil prison 01- ~rl~estecl clrl account of any sum so disbursed. Register of