sec.35When magistrates court may make cost recovery order

### sec.35 When magistrates court may make cost recovery order A magistrates court may make a cost recovery order against the third party if it is satisfied— a public health order was given to a person; and the person has complied with the order and has paid, or is liable to pay, an amount for the cost of complying with the order; and the third party is responsible for part or all of the public health risk the subject of the order; and a copy of the application for the cost recovery order has been given to the third party. An order made by the court is a judgment in the court’s civil jurisdiction. (sec.35-ssec.1) A magistrates court may make a cost recovery order against the third party if it is satisfied— a public health order was given to a person; and the person has complied with the order and has paid, or is liable to pay, an amount for the cost of complying with the order; and the third party is responsible for part or all of the public health risk the subject of the order; and a copy of the application for the cost recovery order has been given to the third party. (sec.35-ssec.2) An order made by the court is a judgment in the court’s civil jurisdiction. - (a) a public health order was given to a person; and - (b) the person has complied with the order and has paid, or is liable to pay, an amount for the cost of complying with the order; and - (c) the third party is responsible for part or all of the public health risk the subject of the order; and - (d) a copy of the application for the cost recovery order has been given to the third party.