How owner of premises may be described

(1) Whenever in any proceedings under this Act relating to nuisances, it becomes necessary to mention or refer to the owner or occupier of any premises, it shall be sufficient to designate him as the “owner” or “occupier” of such premises without name or further description. (2) Whenever in any proceedings under this Act an inmate of a house is summoned or otherwise dealt with as the occupier of such house, if he alleges that he is not the occupier, the proof of such allegation shall be upon the person making it.