When judgment is given under section 69 contingent upon the opinion of the High Court, the
party against whom such judgment is given shall at once furnish security, to be approved by the
Small Cause Court, for the costs of the reference to the High Court and for the amount of such
judgment:
Provided that no security for the amount of such judgment shall be required in any case in which the Judge who tried the case has ordered such amount to be paid into Court, and the same has been paid accordingly.
If no such security given, party to be deemed to have submitted to judgment.—Unless such security as aforesaid is at once furnished, the party against whom such contingent judgment has been given shall be deemed to have submitted to the same.
Provided that no security for the amount of such judgment shall be required in any case in which the Judge who tried the case has ordered such amount to be paid into Court, and the same has been paid accordingly.
If no such security given, party to be deemed to have submitted to judgment.—Unless such security as aforesaid is at once furnished, the party against whom such contingent judgment has been given shall be deemed to have submitted to the same.