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§ 156‑66. Right ofappeal.

Any person owning lands within the drainage or levee district which hethinks will not be benefited by the improvement and should not be included inthe district may appeal from the decision of the court to the superior court ofsuch county, in termtime, by filing an appeal, accompanied by a bondconditioned for the payment of the costs if the appeal should be decidedagainst him, for such sum as the court may require, not exceeding two hundreddollars ($200.00), signed by two or more solvent sureties or in some approvedsurety company to be approved by the court. (1909, c. 442, s. 8; C.S., s. 5324.)

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§ 156‑66. Right ofappeal.

Any person owning lands within the drainage or levee district which hethinks will not be benefited by the improvement and should not be included inthe district may appeal from the decision of the court to the superior court ofsuch county, in termtime, by filing an appeal, accompanied by a bondconditioned for the payment of the costs if the appeal should be decidedagainst him, for such sum as the court may require, not exceeding two hundreddollars ($200.00), signed by two or more solvent sureties or in some approvedsurety company to be approved by the court. (1909, c. 442, s. 8; C.S., s. 5324.)

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§ 156‑66. Right ofappeal.

Any person owning lands within the drainage or levee district which hethinks will not be benefited by the improvement and should not be included inthe district may appeal from the decision of the court to the superior court ofsuch county, in termtime, by filing an appeal, accompanied by a bondconditioned for the payment of the costs if the appeal should be decidedagainst him, for such sum as the court may require, not exceeding two hundreddollars ($200.00), signed by two or more solvent sureties or in some approvedsurety company to be approved by the court. (1909, c. 442, s. 8; C.S., s. 5324.)