This determination was unappealed and became final. See Miracle v. Miracle, Okla., 388 P.2d 9; Ray v. Woodard, Okla., 377 P.2d 216, and In re Harris, Okla., 434 P.2d 477. Defendant contends that under § 1130, supra, he is entitled to six months after date his children were adjudged dependent and neglected in order to show capability of providing the proper parental care.
The Section also provides that appellant shall not be required to execute or file an appeal bond as a condition to perfecting such appeal. The plain language of the statute destroys respondents' argument that the district court lacked jurisdiction in the absence of filing the appeal bond required in appeal of probate cases under 58 O.S. 1961 § 726[58-726]. In Ray v. Woodward et al., Okla., 377 P.2d 216, 217, we considered closely related questions likewise presented by reason of the district court's failure to assume jurisdiction of an appeal from the county court's decree adjudicating the dependency and neglect of certain minors. In that case we noted that the statutes granting a right of appeal are to be construed liberally to effect the ends of justice, and in the opinion at 219-220 said: