cause to be removed for review  into the Court of First Instance sitting in the city of Manila, in the manner and within the period hereinafter prescribed. 

Unless the proper party in interest shall procure the cause to be thus removed into court for review, the action or decision of the Insular Collector shall be final and conclusive against him. 

[355-296.] 

SECTION 1535 . By Whom Cause may be Removed into Court . — The removal of a cause into court may be had at the instance of the protesting party or, in case of seizure, at the instance of the owner or agent of the seized property. If the decision of the Insul ar Collector is adverse to the Government, the cause may also be removed, in the manner hereinafter specified, by order of the Secretary of Finance and Justice. 

[Comp., 1665.] 

SECTION 1536 . Procedure Incident to Removal of Cause into Court . — A party other than the Government, desiring a removal into court shall, within fifteen days after notification of the decision of the Insular Collector, give notice in writing either direct ly to the Insular Collector or to the collector of customs of the port where the controversy arose, signifying his desire to have the cause reviewed in the Court of First Instance at Manila. He shall also, within the same period, pay to the same officer th e filing fee of the Court of First Instance. 

The collector of customs shall thereupon, in cases where the notice is given to him, forward such notice and the filing fee to the Insular Collector; and the latter shall forthwith transmit the same to the clerk of the Court of First Instance in the city o f Manila, as he shall also do in cases where the notice is given and fee paid directly to himself, and in either event he shall transmit therewith to said clerk all the papers in the cause, including, in case of importations, the entry, invoices, exhibits,  and other documents connected therewith. 

[864-1; 1405-2; Comp., 1663, 1690.] 

SECTION 1537 . Removal Upon Order of Secretary of Finance and Justice . — Upon making any decision which may be removed upon the order of the Secretary of Finance and Justice, the Insular Collector shall immediately transmit a copy of such decision to him an d also to the Insular Auditor; and if within fifteen days thereafter the said Secretary shall certify that in his opinion the decision ought to be revised by the Court of First Instance in the city of Manila, it shall be the duty of the Insular Collector, upon notification thereof, to transmit the original record to said court in the same manner as upon removal by a party other 

