Enforcing orders of court

Where the order of a magistrate is for the payment of money, the order may be enforced in the same manner as a judgment of the magistrate’s court is enforced, but where the order of a magistrate is for the doing of some act, not being for the payment of money, the magistrate in his order may direct the party to do such act, and in default of his doing it he shall pay a sum of money, and if he refuses or neglects to do the act, the money may then be recovered in the same manner as a judgment for debt or damages in magistrate’s court, and it shall not be lawful to remove the same by certiorari or other writ or process into the Supreme Court.