First Nat. Bank v. Swartz

Citations

• 22 N.M. 386
• 162 P. 352

Syllabus

<p>SYLLABUS BY THE COURT.</p> <p>Final judgments of the district courts in cases tried without a jury become final when rendered, and then and there pass from the further control of the court, except judgments falling within the provisions of sections 4227 and 4230, Code 1915. Hence, where a judgment is rendered for plaintiff in a suit on a promissory note,, tried by the court without a jury, the court has not the power, 45 days after the judgment is entered, to vacate and set the same aside and render judgment for the defendant, and its act in so doing was without jurisdiction.</p>