shall thereupon issue execution upon the judgment, in the same manner as if such appeal had never been taken.
Sect. 102. If any person, appealing from a judgment rendered in his favor, shall not recover a greater sum than the amount for which judgment was rendered, besides costs and the interest accruing thereon, every such appellant shall pay the costs of such appeal.
Sect. 103. When any appeal shall be dismissed, or when judgment shall be entered in the district court against the appellant, the surety in the undertaking shall be liable to the appellee for the whole amount of the debt, costs, and damages, recovered against the appellant.
Sect. 104. When an appeal, taken to the district court, shall there be quashed, by reason of irregularity in taking or consummating the same, the cause for quashing shall be stated in the order of the court, and a transcript of such order shall be lodged with such justice, who shall thereupon proceed to issue execution, in the same manner as if no appeal had been taken.
Sect. 105. In proceeding on appeal when the surety in the undertaking shall be insufficient, or such undertaking may be insufficient, in form or amount, it shall be lawful for the court, on motion to order a change or renewal of such undertaking, and direct the same to be certified to the justice, from whose judgment the appeal was taken, or that it be recorded in said court. Appeals not
Sect. 106. Appeals in the following cases shall not be allowed: 1. On judgments rendered on confession. 2. In jury trials where neither party claim in their bill of particulars a sum exceeding twenty dollars. 3. In the action for the forcible entry and detention, or forcible detention of real property. 4. In trials of the right of property, under the statutes, either levied upon by execution or attached.
Sect. 107. When the term of office of a justice shall expire between the dates of judgment and the time limited for appeal, such justice may take the undertaking for appeal at any time before he has delivered his docket to his successor, and give the appealing party a transcript. After the delivery of the docket, the undertaking shall be given to his successor, and it shall be his duty to give the transcript and do and perform all things required of his predecessor.
