PART XI INJURY FUND AND ASSESSMENTS — Where default
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(1) Where default is made in the payment of an assessment or special assessment or a part of it, the commission may issue a certificate stating that the assessment was made, the amount remaining unpaid on account of it and the person by whom it was payable and the certificate or a copy of it certified by the secretary or chief executive officer of the commission to be a true copy may be filed with the Supreme Court or with the Provincial Court and when filed shall become an order of the Supreme Court or the Provincial Court and may be enforced as a judgment of the Supreme Court or the Provincial Court against that person for the amount mentioned in the certificate.
140(2)
Where an employer defaults in the payment of an assessment and an execution issued upon a judgment entered with respect to the assessment is returned by the sheriff or the sheriff's deputy unsatisfied, in whole or in part and the employer continues to carry on an industry in which workers are employed, a judge of the Supreme Court, upon an application made on behalf of the commission by chambers summons, without the issue of a writ or the beginning of an action, may restrain the employer from carrying on an industry until the amount due on the execution and assessments made by the commission and the costs of the application are paid.
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