Appeal in case of refusal by Attorney General to certify rules, etc

(1) If the Attorney General refuses to certify any rules or alterations or amendments thereof, the person or society desirous of having the same certified may submit them to a judge, together with the reasons in writing of the Attorney General for his refusal, which reasons the Attorney General is hereby required on demand to give, and thereupon the judge may, if he thinks fit, confirm and allow the rules, alterations or amendments, notwithstanding the refusal of the Attorney General to certify them. (2) If the judge confirms and allows the rules, alterations and amendments, he shall cause one copy of the rules, alterations or amendments to be sent to the Registrar General and the other copy to the secretary or other officer of the society, and on such rules or alterations or amendments being confirmed and allowed by the judge, the same consequences shall ensue as if they had been certified by the Attorney