§ 24-3-119 — Appeals from decisions of county commissioners; notice; bond required

Any applicant for damages claimed, or caused by the
establishment or alteration of any road, may appeal from the
final decision of the board of the county commissioners to the
district court of the county, in which the land lies, for the
taking of which for a public road, damages are asked; but notice
of such appeal must be made to the county clerk, within thirty
(30) days after such decision has been made by the said board,
or such claim shall be deemed to have been abandoned. No appeal
shall be allowed, unless a good and sufficient bond be given by
the party appealing, in a sum not less than fifty dollars
($50.00) to cover costs, said bond to be approved by the clerk
of the district court.