Beck v. Stepp

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• abrogated on other grounds by Kingbrook, Inc. v. Pupurs, 202 Ill. 2d 24, 30-33 (2002)
• a court may enter a nunc pro tunc order “to correct a clerical error or matter of form so that the record conforms to the judgment actually rendered by the court”; the purpose of such an order “is to correct the record of judgment, not to alter the actual judgment of the court”
• a court may enter a nunc pro tunc order `to correct a clerical error or matter of form so that the record conforms to the judgment actually rendered by the court'; the purpose of such an order `is to correct the record of judgment, not to alter the actual judgment of the court'

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