Financial Regulations · s 345

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s 345

No Court fees are payable by the Government in an action against a private person or company. But if the Government is sue-cessful in an action, the Court has power to award costs to the Govern-ment.

346 . Responsibility for obtaining payment of amounts due under a judgment or order, including costs awarded to the Government, rests on the Department or officer instituting or defending the suit. Until such sums are recovered they shall be shown as arrears of revenue.

347 . On receiving the amount due under a judgment or order of a

Court, the Department or Officer obtaining the judgment or order shall bring the full sum including costs to account in the Cash Book.