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MUNICIPAL LAW. 83
In case the costw are taxed, an appeal to the Judge of the Hijjjh Court
is allowed.
3!M>. Certificate of Time Occupied The arbitrators must file a
verified certificate with the Clerk of the Municipality, showing the nuniher
of hours occupietl by each arbitriitor at each sitting, the date of each sitting
and the fees cliarged by said arbitrators at such sitting.
44M>. Arbitrators' Fees. The fees chargeable by non-professi<jnal
aibitrators are as follows
For every meeting where the case is not proceeded with, but po.stponed
at the request of an\' party, not less than S2, nor more than .'?4.
For every day's sitting, to consist of not less than six hours, not less
than $i\ nor more than !<!().
For every sitting not extending to six hours where the arbitration is
actually pmeeeded with, for each hour occupied in the proceedings, not less
than >*i, nur more than !$l. •')(>.
Kees ciiiirgt .dile liy professional arbitrators are just double the above
amounts in each i-ase.
401 Payment of Arbitrators' Fees. Either party nuiy pay the
Arbitrators' fees into the ofKee of the County Court t'lerk, with !510as
security for costs and the fee chai'ged by the Clerk for his ser\ic(! ^^Oc.
wiien till- sum paid in does not exceed i5oO, and SI when it exceeds .SOO).
Whereupon the Arbitrators are rccpiired forthwith to deliver their award
to such ])arty.
40'i. Taxation of Arbitrators' Fees, 'i'he party paying in the fees,
as in pre\ ions secticn may have the Clerk tax the ai'bitrators" fees, who,
u|)oii giving said arbitrators two days' notice of such appointment by .ser-
vice* of a copy thereof upon them, may tax each arbitratoi''s fees .sej)arately,
ami the costs of the taxatinu shall be in his iliseretion.
If the arbitrators' fees ;ire found to b<> legal, the Clerk shall fi'ri'<with
pay the same fion\ the fees paid in to him.
I'jth(!r party may, within two days after the completion of .such taxa-
I ion, u])on giving (he other jiarty fom- days' notice, have the (/"lerk's
taxation if vised b;. the taxing otlicers of the High Court ai Toi'onto.
40;{. By-Law to Bind Award. When the award relates to ]iroperty
taken, ns'<l, or injuriously aft>etc'd, .and the by-law di<l not authorize any
ritliin lutry or use to Ije made of the pioperty, except a survey, before an award
plilfC had been made: or, if tlif by-law did give such authority, but it had not
l)een acted upon, the awai'd shall not be binding on the corporation, unli'.ss
it is adopte(l by a by-law within three months after the making of the
awanl: and, if not (ulnpfnl, t\\i' original by-law is thereby yr/i^i'/'r/, the
|>roperty stands unaffected, ai\d tiie corporation reiiuirecj to pay the cixsts
of the arbiti'ati<in.
404 High Court Reviewing Awards. E\-ery award is subject to
t lie jurisdiction of tli<' High Court, to be reviewed on its merits at the
instance of thr person who,se property is a^^f'ected. They may also call for
ni'W evidence, set aside the award, refer any jjart of the matter back to