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· 2/14/1884

Grey v. Cederholm

Citations

  • 2 Idaho 34
  • 3 P. 12
  • 1884 Ida. LEXIS 7

Syllabus

<p>JUDGMENT — Pbobate Court Docket. — Entries in the docket of the probate court that complaint was filed, summons issued and served, demurrer to complaint filed, and -the entry of fees for overruling demurrer and entrying. default, with the following entries: “To.entering final judgment, $1.00; certified copy for roll, , $1.50;. docketing judgment, 50 cents; making judgment-roll, 50</p> <p>cents; sheriff’s fees, $5.00; damages, $310.00” — do 'not constitute ‘a judgment for either party, and an appeal from such a judgment 'to .the‘district court will not lie.</p> <p>(Syllabus by the court.)</p> <p>~ 'Vóm ■ Entry Nunc pro • Tunc. — Under a statute requiring the entry .. r: of ,a judgment by an inferior court at the close of the trial an entry nu,nc fro tunc of such judgment in ah inferior court made long after the trial, and after 'an appeal to the district court had been taken, is unauthorized.</p>

Judges: Buck, Morgan, Prickett

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