36 APPEALS AND ERROR. [ART 5.

and direct the clerk of the court from which said appeal may
have been taken, to produce, by himself or some person author-
ized by him, to the said court of appeals, for inspection upon the.
trial of the said case, any original paper, map or plat filed in the
court below in said case, a copy whereof is set forth in the:
record sent to the said court of appeals; the cost of such pro-
duction, in every case, to be paid by the party applying for the
production of said paper.

Appeal Bonds.

P. G, L., (1860,) art. 5, sec. 81. 1713, ch. 4, sec. 2. 1811, ch. 171,
1826, ch. 200, sec, 1.

51. No execution upon any judgment or decree in any court
of law or equity shall be stayed or delayed, unless the person
against whom such judgment or decree shall be rendered or
passed, his heirs, executors, or administrators, or some other
person in his or their behalf, shall immediately, upon praying an
appeal from any such judgment or decree, or suing out a writ of
error upon any such judgment, enter into bond with sufficient
securities in at least double the sum recovered by such judgment,
or decree, or in double the vaiue of the matter or thing in con-
troversy, which shall have been recovered or decreed, if a
movable chattel or chattels, to be estimated by the court from,
whose judgment or decree the said appeal shall be made or writ
of error directed, with condition as follows or to the following
effect: That if the said party appellant, or party suing out such
writ of error, shall not cause a transcript of the record and pro-
ceedings of the said judgment or decree to be transmitted to the
court of appeals within the time required by law, and prosecute
the said appeal or writ of error with effect, and also satisfy and
pay to the said party in whose favor such judgment or decree was
rendered or passed, his executors, administrators or assigns,
in case the said judgment or decree shall be affirmed, as well the
debt, damages and costs, or the damages or sum of money
or other matter or thing, and costs adjudged in the court from,
which the appeal is taken, or writ of error sued out, as also all
damages and costs that may be awarded by the court of appeals,