Barton v. Gillespie

How courts have described this case

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• stating that rendition occurs when court’s decision is officially announced either by signed memorandum filed with court clerk or orally in open court
• stating that judicial error arises from mistake of law or fact in judgment as rendered
• holding clerical error exists when entered judgment varies from terms pronounced in rendered judgment
• affirming trial court's entry of judgment nunc pro tunc after finding that divorce decree \clearly did not reflect the trial court's rendition\
• trial court may correct clerical errors by judgment nunc pro tunc at any time

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