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appeal shall give bond, with security, to indemnify the other
party from all loss and injury which said party may sustain by
reason of such appeal, and the staying the operation of such
order; such bond to be approved by the judge or clerk of the
court where the proceedings are pending; and upon giving such
bond, the appeal shall stay the operation of all such orders, in
the same manner as appeals do from final decrees.

24. In case a party intends, on an appeal from the final
decree or order in the case, to dispute any previous order, and
desires to stay the operation of such order, he shall state his
intention to dispute the same, in writing, to be filed with the
clerk, and shall give bond in such penalty as the court may
prescribe, with security to be approved by the court or the clerk,
to indemnify the other party from all loss and injury which
such party may sustain by reason of the staying the operation
of such order.

25'. In all cases where a judge of a court of equity shall
refuse to grant an injunction, he shall certify in the form of an
order his refusal to do so, from which order and refusal the
party applying for the injunction shall have a right to appeal,
and the clerk of the court shall forthwith transmit the original
papers comprising the bill or petition and exhibits, and the
court's order of refusal, to the Court of Appeals, and the said
court shall hear and determine said appeal immediately on the
application of the applicant, and if they reverse the said order
they shall remand the case with the original papers, and
order the court to grant an injunction in conformity with their
decision.

26. On an appeal from a court of equity, no objection to the
competency of witnesses or the admissibility of evidence, or to
the sufficiency of the averments of the bill or petition, shall be
made in the Court of Appeals, unless it appear by the record
that such objection has been made by exceptions filed in the
court of equity.

27. No defendant to a suit in equity in which an appeal may
be taken, shall make any objections to the jurisdiction of the
court below, unless it shall appear by the record that such objec-
tion was made in said court.

28. If it shall appear or be shown to the Court of Appeals that