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Persons aggrieved by Orders of the Council may appeal.
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LXIX. And be it enacted, That any Person liable to pay such Sum or Sums of Money as aforesaid, of otherwise aggrieved by any such Order of the Council relating thereto, may, at any Time within Seven Days next after the making of such Order, give Notice in Writing to the Council that he intends to appeal against such Order to the Divisional Justices of the District of Dublin Metropolis after the Expiration of Ten Days next after the Delivery of such Notice, and that, together with such Notice, he shall give a Statement in Writing of the Grounds of the Appeal; and such Divisional Justices, upon due Proof of such Notice having been given, shall hear and determine the Matter of the Appeal, and shall make such Order thereon, either confirming, quashing, or varying the same, and shall award such Costs to either of the Parties, as the said Divisional Justices, in their Discretion, shall think fit: Provided always, that the Appellant shall not be heard in support of such Appeal unless such Notice and Statement have been given, nor on the Hearing of such Appeal shall he go into Evidence of any other Grounds of Appeal than those set forth in such Statement as aforesaid.
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