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the original proceedings shall be considered as though taken in such further hearing. The prothonotary of any court of common pleas or the clerk of the county court of Allegheny County, as the case may be, to which an appeal has been taken from the board, shall send to the board a certificate of the judg ment of the court as soon as rendered, with a copy of any opinion which may be filed in the case, and, within five days, shall give notice of such judgment, and the date thereof, by registered mail to each attorney at law appearing in the case at the address given by the attorney in the pleadings, and, if no attorney at law has appeared by registered mail to the party or parties not represented by counsel. At the end of the period hereinafter allowed for an appeal from the judgment of the court, the record of the board shall be re mitted to it by the prothonotary or the clerk of the county court of Allegheny County, as the case may be, unless an appeal shall have been taken to the Superior Court as hereinafter provided. If such appeal shall be taken, the record shall be remitted to the board by the prothonotary or the derk of the county court of Allegheny County, as the case may be, on its return from the appellate court. Any party may appeal to the Superior Court from the judgment of the court of common pleas or the county court of Allegheny County, as the case may be, within thirty days after entry of said judgment, irre spective of the amount involved. Such appeal shall be taken and prosecuted in the same manner and form and with the same effect as is provided in other cases of appeal to the Superior Court, and the record so certified shall contain all that was before the court of common pleas or the county court of Allegheny County, as the case may be. Any appeal from the action of the board to a court of common pleas or the county court of Allegheny County, as the case may be, and from it to the Superior Court shall take precedence over all other civil actions. The judgment of the Superior Court shall be final, unless an appeal therefrom is allowed as in the case of other judgments of that court Upon the rendition of any judgment in the county court of Allegheny County hereunder, the party to whom such judgment is awarded shall be entitled to file in the office of the prothonotary of Allegheny County, a transcript from the docket of the county court, showing the judgment so rendered, which judgment shall be entered upon the judgment index of such county in the same manner and with like effect as in the case of other judg ments rendered by the county court of Allegheny County. It is the intention of this act that all appeals from the Workmen's Com pensation Board heretofore triable in the court of common pleas of Allegheny County shall hereafter be exclusively triable in the county court of Allegheny County, regardless of the amount of money involved in the appeal. 'Section 428. Whenever the employer, who has accepted and complied with the provisions of section three hundred five, shall be in default in compen sation payments for thirty days or more, the employe or dependents entitled to compensation thereunder may file a certified copy of the agreement and the Aj amended by Act 286, Laws of 1945; Act 619, Laws of 1959; and by Act 710, Laws of 1961, effective November 29, 1961. 132