If the court finds that the order of the state fire marshal is just and proper, the judgment must provide for the enforcement thereof within such time and in such manner as must be therein designated. By said judgment or by an appropriate order based thereon, the court may direct the sheriff or the state fire marshal to cause such judgment to be enforced. In the event that any building or other structure is disposed of in pursuance of such order so that there is salvage therefrom, the court shall make an appropriate order for the protection of the interests of the parties to the proceeding.
18-01-27. Costs and disbursements - Enforcing order - Lien of costs - Payment of sheriff's fees. Costs and disbursements may be taxed, allowed, and entered in the judgment of the court in a proceeding to enforce an abatement order made by the state fire marshal in the same manner as in other civil actions. If the sheriff or state fire marshal has incurred expenses in the enforcement of any such order, the expenses must be reported to the court and the court may allow and enter them as a part of the judgment. Any costs and disbursements so allowed and entered in the judgment are a lien against the premises affected by the abatement order and are enforceable in the same manner as other judgment liens. The state fire marshal shall reimburse the sheriff for the sheriff's disbursements and fees in said proceeding.