3.
Appeal from an action of organs other than chief executive and commissions shall be made to the chief executive, even if he/she is not the administrative agency of the next higher instance to such organs.
4.
The chief executive shall consult the assembly to decide upon exception or appeal (except such as provided in paragraph 1) against an action upon the right to use administrative property.
5.
The assembly shall form its opinion within twenty days from the day of such consultation.
6.
A second appeal may be made form the adjudication given on appeal (except such as provided in paragraph 1), against an action upon the right to use administrative property to the minister of Home Affairs (if the adjudication is of the governor of To, Do, Fu or Ken) or to the governor of To, Do, Fu or Ken (if the adjudication is of the mayor of cities, towns or villages.)
Subsection II. Movables
(Goods)
Article 239.
The term "movables" in this Law shall comprise all the personal properties owned by the ordinary local public body except the following and such other personal properties as may be in custody thereof for its own use (except those prescribed by cabinet order):
1. ash (including securities delivered in lieu of cash);
2. Such personal properties as are included in public property; and
3. Such personal properties as may belong to any one of the funds.
2.
No person whose duties are related to movables may accept movables (except those prescribed by cabinet order) in his/her charge from the ordinary local public body.
3.
Any act in contravention with the preceding paragraph shall be null and void.
4.
Except as provided in the preceding two paragraphs, necessary matters related to the custody and disposal of movables shall be fixed by cabinet order.
5.
Necessary matters related to the custody of such personal properties entrusted to the ordinary local public body as may come under the categories prescribed by cabinet order (hereinafter referred to as "properties in trust") shall be fixed by cabinet order.
