Section 187Part 9 — Appeals from Summary Court
Where conviction confirmed, warrant may issue as though no appeal had been made
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Whenever the decision of a Summary Court is confirmed on appeal the Clerk shall inform the Summary Court of such confirmation, and thereupon the Summary Court may issue a warrant of distress, commitment or writ of execution, as the case may be, for enforcing such decision in the same manner as though no appeal had been brought.
Whenever the decision is not confirmed, the Clerk shall send to the Summary Court, for entry in the register of that Court and shall also endorse on the conviction, order or judgment appealed against, a memorandum of the decision of the appellate court, and whenever any copy or certificate of such conviction, judgment or order is made, a copy of such memorandum shall be added thereto, and shall be sufficient evidence of the decision on appeal in every case where such copy or certificate would be sufficient evidence of such conviction, order or judgment.