Appeal.
Section 88
SEC. 88. Appeal. — Either party may appeal from the judgment of the justice to the Court of First Instance and the suit shall therein be conducted as appeals from justices in other civil actions; if the plaintiff recovers possession of the premises in the Court of First Instance, he shall have judgment for the amount of rents or damages then due. If the defendant appeals from the judgment of the justice he shall give security by an obligation, with sufficient securities, to be approved by the justice, to the plaintiff to enter the action in the Court of First Instance, and to pay rent then due, and intervening rent, damages, and costs, and the defendant and the sureties shall be liable upon their obligation for such rent, intervening rent, damages, and costs, down to the time of the final judgment in the action. The appeal shall not be allowed until such obligation has been filed with the justice, and the obligation shall be transmitted by the justice with the other papers to the clerk of the Court of First Instance to which the action is appealed. PROCEDURE IN COURTS OF FIRST INSTANCE IN ACTIONS