LXXIVThe Court may order the Act to be done at the Expense of the Defendant.
The Court may, upon Application by the Plaintiff, besides or instead of proceeding against the disobedient Party by Attachment, direct that the Act required to be done may be done by the Plaintiff, or some other Person appointed by the Court, at the Expense of the Defendant; and upon the Act being done, the Amount of such Expense may be ascertained by the Court, either by Writ of Inquiry or Reference to a Master, as the Court or a Judge may order ; and the Court may order Payment of the Amount of such Expenses and Costs, and enforce Payment thereof by Execution.