Opinion

West v. Galloway's Adm'r

  • 33 Ala. 306
Court
Supreme Court of Alabama
Filed
Jun 15, 1858
Status
Published
Author
Stone
On the bench
Stone
Cited by
1 cases
Authority
More cited than 73.2%

The opinion

STONE, J.—

In considering the motion to enter judgment nunc pro tunc, the primary court should have regarded only the record evidence.—Thompson v. Miller, 2 Stew. 470 .

The evidence adduced was record evidence, and it authorized the correction of the judgment nunc pro nunc. Thompson v. Miller, supra; Brown v. Bartlett, 2 Ala. 29 ; Spence v. Rutledge, 11 Ala. 590 ,

The judgment being regular, and that judgment relating back to the time it was first rendered, it must be affirmed.

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