International Security Life Insurance Co. v. Spray

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• providing that the form of a judgment is not controlling so long as certainty is achieved
• noting rule that final judgment must be definite and certain, and concluding that “[s]o long as the judgment of the court makes the figure which the clerk is to place in the writ of execution determinable by ministerial act, the judgment cannot be said to lack definiteness”
• “So long as the judgment of the court makes the figure which the clerk is to place in the writ of execution determinable by ministerial act, the judgment cannot be said to lack definiteness.”
• a final judgment must be definite and certain
• attorney’s fees determined by trial court

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).