Cap. 601 Art. 50Executive title.     Cap. 12.  Cap. 12.

(1) Any notice served by the Accountant General, as prescribed under article 49, shall constitute an executive title within the meaning and for the purposes of Title VII of Part I of Book Second of the Code of Organization and Civil Procedure:

Provided that the procedure laid down in article 49 is followed in all instances before payment is enforced in virtue of such title.

(2) Where in accordance with the provisions of this Part, a payment is enforceable in virtue of an executive title against a body of persons, the Accountant General may, without the need of any other act, proceed with such enforcement against the chief executive, executive director or other principal officer, of that body of persons who shall be deemed personally liable for the purposes of this Part.

(3) For the purposes of this Act, it shall be sufficient if only the name of the body of persons appears on any notice served by the Accountant General.

(4) In any proceedings to impugn an executive act under article

281 of the Civil Code of Organization and Civil Procedure, the onus of disproving the facts stated in the notice served by the Accountant General, shall be on the person against whom such executive act has been issued.