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Any person dissatisfied with any adjudication may appeal to the judge of assize, who is hereby authorised to hear and determine the same.
40 & 41 Vict. c. 56.
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4. Any person dissatisfied with any decree, dismiss, or order, whether adverse to him or in his favour, pronounced by any county court judge, in the exercise by him of any jurisdiction at law under the several Acts conferring jurisdiction on county or civil bill courts in Ireland, may, in manner herein provided, appeal therefrom to the judge of assize for the respective counties in which such decree, dismiss, or order shall have been made or pronounced; and such judge of assize is hereby empowered and required to hear such suit or matter, and to make such decree or order thereon, and issue such execution in all respects as is empowered by the several statutes in that behalf by the said county court judges to be awarded, and the said judge of assize may upon any such appeal adjourn or remit the suit or matter back to the county court judge with such declarations or directions as he shall think proper, and may upon said appeal make such order with reference to the costs thereof as he shall think fit. Nothing contained in this section shall apply to any suit or matter instituted under the equitable jurisdiction vested in the county courts by the County Officers and Courts (Ireland) Act, 1877, as amended by this Act.
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