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(6.) The time at which each improvement, act, or thing was executed, done, 
committed, or permitted ; 
(c.) The sum awarded in respect of each improvement, act, matter, and 
thing ; and 
{d.) Where the landlord desires to charge his estate with the amount of 
compensation found due to the tenant, the time at which, for the purposes 
of such charge, each improvement, act, or thing in respect of which com- 
pensation is awarded is to be deemed to be exhausted. 
20. Costs of reference. — The costs of and attending the reference, including 
the remuneration of the referee or referees and umpire, where the umpire has 
been required to act, and including other proper expenses, shall be borne and 
paid by the parties in such proportion as to the referee or referees or umpire 
appears just, regard being had to the reasonableness or imreasonableness of 
the claim of either party in respect of amouut, or otherwise, and to all the 
circumstances of the case. 
The award may direct the payment of the whole or any part of the costs 
aforesaid by the one party to the other. 
The costs aforesaid shall be subject to taxation by the registrar of the 
county court, on the application of either party, but that taxation shall be 
subject to review by the judge of the county court. 
21. Day for payment. — The award shall fix a day, not sooner than one 
month after the delivery of the award, for the payment of money awarded for 
compensation, costs, or otherwise. 
22. Submission not to he removable, &c. — A submission or award shall not 
be made a rule of any court, or be removable by any process into any court, 
and an award shall not be questioned otherwise than as provided by this Act. 
23. Appeal to county court. — Where the sum claimed for compensation 
exceeds one hundred pounds, either party may, within seven days after 
delivery of the award, appeal against it to the judge of the county court on 
all or any of the following grounds : 
1. That the award is invalid ; 
2. That the award proceeds wholly or in part uix)n an improper application 
of or upon the omission properly to apjily the special provisions of 
sections three, four, or five of this Act ; 
3. That compensation has been awarded for improvements, acts, or things, 
breaches of covenants or agreements, or for committing or permitting 
waste, in respect of which the party claiming was not entitled to 
compensation ; 
4. That compensation has not been awarded for improvements, acts, or 
things, breaches of covenants or agreements, or for committing or 
permitting waste, in respect of which the party claiming was entitled 
to compensation ; 
and the judge shall hear and determine the appeal, and may, in his discretion, 
remit the case to be reheard as to the whole or any jxirt thereof by the 
referee or referees or umpire, with such directions as he may think fit. 
If no appeal is so brought, the award shall be final. 
The decision of the judge of the county court on appeal shall be final, save 
tliat the judge shall, at the request of either party, state a special case on 
a question of law for the judgment of the High Court of Justice, and the 
decision of the High Court on the case, and respecting costs and any other 
matter connected therewith, shall be final, and the judge of the county court 
sliali act thereon. 
24. liccovtry of compensation. — Where any money agreed or awarded or 
ordered on api^eal to be paid for compensation, cost.s, or otherwise, is not paid 
within fourteen days after the time when it is agreed or awarded or ordered to 
be paid, it shall be recoverable upon order made by the judge of the county 
