Appeals may be taken from the chancery court to the Supreme Court in the manner as now required by law, except that if a supersedeas is desired by the party appealing from the chancery court, he may apply therefor to the chancellor thereof, who shall award a writ of supersedeas without additional bond if, in his judgment, material damage is not likely to result thereby, but otherwise he shall require such supersedeas bond as he deems proper which shall be liable to the state or applicant for such damage.
Structure Mississippi Code
Title 49 - Conservation and Ecology
Chapter 27 - Coastal Wetlands Protection Act
§ 49-27-1. Title and citation of chapter
§ 49-27-3. Public policy declared
§ 49-27-6. Marinas; classification
§ 49-27-13. Application; copy may be mailed to parties
§ 49-27-27. Permits to dredge new channels; considerations and restrictions
§ 49-27-29. Conditions or limitations may be imposed on grant or modification of permit
§ 49-27-31. Performance bond may be required
§ 49-27-33. Suspension or revocation of permit after notice and hearing
§ 49-27-35. Findings, reasons and descriptions to be recorded by council
§ 49-27-39. Appeal to chancery court; when council's order to be confirmed
§ 49-27-43. Appeal to chancery court; service upon commission; certification of record
§ 49-27-45. Appeal to chancery court; when case to be referred back to commission
§ 49-27-47. Appeal to chancery court; precedence; powers of chancellor
§ 49-27-49. Appeal to Supreme Court
§ 49-27-53. Jurisdiction and venue for judicial actions
§ 49-27-57. Fines and penalties
§ 49-27-59. Rules and regulations
§ 49-27-65. Evaluation of coastal wetlands; charts; education of public; overall use plan
§ 49-27-67. Exclusion from assessment for ad valorem taxes