5.
A suit under paragraph 1 shall fall within the exclusive jurisdiction of the District Court exercising the jurisdiction over the seat of office of the ordinary local public body.
6.
Except as provided in the preceding four paragraphs, the provisions of Article 43 of the Administrative Litigation Law shall apply to a suit under paragraph 1.
7.
Where a suitor who has filed a suit under item 4 of paragraph 1 and won the case wholly or partially is to pay remuneration to his/her lawyer, he/she has the right to request the ordinary local public body to bear an equitable portion of such expenses.
8.
Where the said officer of a suit under item 4 of paragraph 1 who has won the case wholly or partially is to pay remuneration to his/her lawyer, the ordinary local public body has the right through the resolution of the assembly to take upon itself the payment of an equitable portion of such expenses.
Section XI. Miscellaneous Rules
(Prohibition of Delegation)
Article 243.
Except as otherwise provided by laws or cabinet orders duly authorized by laws, no ordinary local public body shall delegate to a private person the power to collect or receive or disburse public money, or otherwise cause a private person to collect or receive or disburse public money.
(Liability for Damage)
Article 243-2.
The chief accountant or treasurer or officers who assist him/her in his/her duties, officers entrusted with advanced funds, officers in custody of properties in trust or officers using movables shall be liable to indemnify any loss of or damage to cash, securities, movables (including those personal properties which belong to a fund) or properties in trust placed in their custody or movables in use caused intentionally or by gross negligence (as for cash, intentionally or by negligence). The officers empowered to perform the following acts or officers specified by regulation of the ordinary local public body to directly assist them in such acts shall be likewise liable for any damage to the ordinary local public body caused by their act or omission of act, intentional or by gross negligence, in violation of law:
