Kennedy v. Town of Oxford

BRIOKEN; P. J.

The prosecution of this appellant for a violation of an ordinance of the town of Oxford originated in the may- or’s court of said town; the trial there resulted in his conviction; and he appealed to'the circuit court. The trial was held in the mayor’s court on December 14, 1925. On that day he appealed to the circuit court, and perfected his appeal by making and entering into an appeal bond. After the acceptance and approval of said appeal bond, the jurisdiction of this cause rested in the circuit court only, and the mayor’s court was thereby divested of any further jurisdiction…