§ 28. Appeal from court decree or order.

No appeal from a decree or order of the court shall be granted or allowed; provided however that a trial de novo may be had by an interested party aggrieved by decree or order by petition for a writ of certiorari showing merit, and properly sworn to, filed with the Circuit Courts of Davidson County within ten (10) days from the date of entry of the decree or order complained of, and the writ be granted; and provided further that for the purpose of consolidating with any separate maintenance or divorce cause pending in the Chancery Courts of Davidson County issues involved in proceedings determined by said juvenile court, petition for certiorari may likewise be filed and the writ ordered issued by any chancellor presiding over such chancery courts.

But in no case shall a writ of supersedeas be issued by any judge or chancellor to modify or vacate any order of said juvenile court respecting custody or support of any child without a hearing and without at least forty-eight (48) hours prior notice thereof to all interested parties, including the chief probation officer of said court.