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appeal, while pending, shall stay all proceedings in the Orphans'
Court touching the matter of such issues.

6. Any person interested may appeal from the decision of the
court on any question arising under the insolvent law; Provided,
such appeal be taken in thirty days, and bond be given to the
State to prosecute with effect or pay costs and damages.

7. No writ of error shall be sued out or appeal taken from any
judgment or determination of a court of law after the expiration
of three years from the date of such judgment or determination,
except writs of error, coram vobis, where judgments have been
entered by mistake.

8. If any appeal shall be dismissed because of the failure of
the clerk to send up a transcript of the record within time, such
dismissal shall not prevent a subsequent appeal; Provided, such
subsequent appeal be taken within the time limited by law for
appealing from such judgment.

9. All appeals and writs of error shall regularly stand for hear-
ing at the term of the Court of Appeals next succeeding the
term to which said appeal shall have been taken or writ of error
shall have been prosecuted.

10. All appeals upon petitions for freedom, in cases of manda-
mus, or questions arising under the insolvent laws, on exceptions
taken on the trial of issues sent from the Orphans' Courts or
courts of equity, orders granting injunctions or refusing to dissolve
the same, or appointing a receiver, and all appeals from decisions
of the Orphans' Courts, and from any judgment on motions to
set aside sales, or apply money in the hands of the sheriff, shall
stand for hearing at the first term after the transmission of the
record.

11. All cases where the State is interested shall stand for hear-
ing at the first term after the transmission of the record.

12. The Court of Appeals shall in no case decide any point or
question which does not appear by the record to have been
raised or made in and decided by the court below.

13. The court from whose judgment or order under the insol-
vent laws an appeal shall be taken, shall immediately upon the