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· 4/28/1899

Flach v. Temple

Citations

  • 18 Del. 129
  • 2 Penne. 129
  • 45 A. 539
  • 1899 Del. LEXIS 15

Syllabus

<p>Entry of Judgment—Addition to Record of Judgment—Leave of Court—Application to Court to Strike Off the Addition and Set Aside Execution—Application to Set Aside Execution— Application to Set Aside.</p> <p>x. When a judgment d. s. b. has been entered, and sometime thereafter the words “For 6o-day forfeiture clause see bond” are added to the record of the judgment without leave of the Court, the words so added will be stricken off, and an execution issued on such judgment set aside.</p> <p>2. After a judgment has been entered and completed, no alteration of that judgment should be made changing its character in any way, whether by addition or otherwise, without leave of the Court.</p>

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