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Appeal.
14 & 15 Vict. c. 93.
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2. In case any person shall feel aggrieved by such order of refusal, it shall be lawful for such person to appeal against the same to the quarter sessions of the division within which such person shall reside, or if in the Dublin Metropolitan Police District, to the recorder of Dublin, at the next quarter sessions after such order, but in case there shall not be fifteen clear days between the making of the order and such next quarter sessions, then to the quarter sessions next following in such division or city, as the case may be; and in such appeal the party opposing such application shall be respondent, and no other ground for refusing such certificate shall be entered upon, except such as shall be stated in such order of refusal; and such appeal shall be subject to the like incidents, and be heard and dealt with by the court of quarter sessions or recorder in like manner, as an appeal from an order of the justices at petty sessions under the Petty Sessions Ireland Act, 1851, save that the recognizance to be entered into shall be in the form to this Act annexed: Provided always, that upon such person having lodged such appeal, and entered into the recognizance, as directed by this Act, the licence affected by such order shall remain in full force and effect, unless and until such court of quarter sessions or recorder shall confirm the said order of refusal; and such appeal shall not be dismissed upon any point of form: Provided, that, notwithstanding anything herein contained, any licence may be withdrawn or annulled under the provisions of any Act or Acts now in force, other than the said first-mentioned Act.
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