Kishner v. Kishner

How courts have described this case

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• explaining that the district court \has inherent power to construe its judgments and decrees for the purpose of removing any ambiguity\
• vacating an order clarifying a judgment and decree because the judgment and decree was not ambiguous, and thus, no clarification was warranted
• vacating an order clarifying a judgment and decree because the judgment and decree was not ambiguous, and thus, no clarification was warranted
• vacating an order clarifying a judgment and decree because the judgment and decree was not ambiguous, and thus, no clarification was warranted
• vacating an order clarifying a judgment and decree because the judgment and decree was not ambiguous, and thus, no clarification was warranted
• noting the court's inherent authority to construe its judgments to remove an ambiguity

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