An act to relation to appeal Bonds

Sec.[Section] 1. Be it enacted by the people of the State of Illinois, represented in the General Assembly—That in all cases of appeal ^hereafter^ taken from the judgment of any Justice of the peace, Probate Justice of the Peace, County Commissioners Court or any other legal tribunal whatever to the Circuit Court, and from the Circuit to the Supreme Court when by law a bond is required to be given by the appellant upon taking such appeal, it shall and may be lawful for the court to which such appeal is taken upon the trial or dismissal thereof and on motion of the appellee or his attorney to make the security upon such appeal Bond a party to the judgment; provided the amount of such judgment shall not exceed the sum for which such security may have become bound

Sec 2 So much of an act entitled “an act concerning Costs” approved January 10 1827—” as subjects resident Plaintiffs to give security for costs is hereby repealed1