c. If, upon a hearing authorized in subdivision b. hereof, the court shall determine that such
owner, mortgagee, lienor or parties in interest is not proceeding with due diligence, or upon the
failure of such owner, mortgagee, lienor or parties in interest to complete the work in
accordance with the provisions of said order, the court shall render a final judgment appointing
an administrator as authorized in this act. Such judgment shall direct the administrator to apply
the security posted by such person to the removing or remedying of the condition or conditions
specified in the petition. In the event that the amount of such security should be insufficient for
such purpose, such judgment shall direct the deposit of rents with the clerk, as authorized by
this act, to the extent of such deficiency. In the event that such security should exceed the
amount required to remove or remedy such condition or conditions, such judgment shall direct
the administrator to file with the court, upon completion of the work prescribed therein, a full
accounting of the amount of such security and the expenditures made pursuant to such
judgment, and to turn over such surplus to the person who posted such security, together with a
copy of such accounting.
d. The court is authorized and empowered, in implementing a judgment rendered pursuant to
this act, to appoint an administrator who may be a public officer of the municipality wherein the
subject dwelling is situated, an incorporated or unincorporated association, or other responsible
person or persons, except that no owner, mortgagee or lienor of the subject dwelling shall be
appointed an administrator of said dwelling.