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42.—(1) A contribution order shall be an order to which Article 98(11) of the Magistrates' Courts (Northern Ireland) Order 1981F1 applies.
(2) Where a contributor has agreed, or has been ordered, to make contributions to an authority, any other authority within whose area the contributor is for the time being living may—
(a)at the request of the authority which served the contribution notice; and
(b)subject to agreement as to any sum to be deducted in respect of services rendered,
collect from the contributor any contributions due on behalf of the authority which served the notice.
(3) The power to collect sums under paragraph (2) includes power to—
(a)receive and give a discharge from any contributions due; and
(b)(if necessary) enforce payment of any contributions,
even though those contributions may have fallen due at a time when the contributor was living elsewhere.
(4) Any contribution collected under paragraph (2) shall be paid (subject to any agreed deduction) to the authority which served the contribution notice.
(5) In any proceedings under this Article, a document which purports to be—
(a)a copy of an order made by a court under Article 41; and
(b)certified as a true copy by the clerk of the court,
shall be evidence of the order.
(6) In any proceedings under this Article, a certificate which—
(a)purports to be signed by an authorised officer of the authority which obtained the contribution order; and
(b)states that any sum due to the authority under the order is overdue and unpaid,
shall be evidence that the sum is overdue and unpaid.
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