A motion to discharge a supersedeas in an appeal to the Supreme Court may be made before and heard by the court on ten days' notice to the opposite party, at any time before the day to which the appeal is returnable, and the court shall make such orders and render such judgment as may be proper in the case. Codes, 1880, § 1421; 1892, § 4359; 1906, § 4925; Hemingway's 1917, § 3201; 1930, § 3386; 1942, § 1970. A motion to discharge a supersedeas in an appeal to the Supreme Court may be made before and heard by the court on ten days' notice to the opposite party, at any time before the day to which the appeal is returnable, and the court shall make such orders and render such judgment as may be proper in the case. Codes, 1880, § 1421; 1892, § 4359; 1906, § 4925; Hemingway's 1917, § 3201; 1930, § 3386; 1942, § 1970. A motion to discharge a supersedeas in an appeal to the Supreme Court may be made before and heard by the court on ten days' notice to the opposite party, at any time before the day to which the appeal is returnable, and the court shall make such orders and render such judgment as may be proper in the case. Codes, 1880, § 1421; 1892, § 4359; 1906, § 4925; Hemingway's 1917, § 3201; 1930, § 3386; 1942, § 1970. A motion to discharge a supersedeas in an appeal to the Supreme Court may be made before and heard by the court on ten days' notice to the opposite party, at any time before the day to which the appeal is returnable, and the court shall make such orders and render such judgment as may be proper in the case. Codes, 1880, § 1421; 1892, § 4359; 1906, § 4925; Hemingway's 1917, § 3201; 1930, § 3386; 1942, § 1970.
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