If a judge made a ruling in county court and the other side appeals the ruling to a district court, does the new ruling still go in affect?

If a judge made a ruling in county court and the other side appeals the ruling to a district court, does the new ruling still go in affect?

I was wondering if the new rule went into affect until overruled or if its as if it didn’t happen.

Asked on August 2, 2011 Missouri

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