McLendon v. McLendon

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• concluding trial court’s adoption of Rule 11 agreement read into record constituted rendition of judgment
• trial court clearly adopted rule 11 stipulations read into record as court’s rendition of judgment
• “It is well established that a court may render judgment based upon an agreement of the parties that goes beyond the court’s power to adjudicate in the absence of an agreement.”
• when clerical variance existed between orally rendered judgment and recitations in final decree, appellate court can modify decree by deleting recitations in decree and substituting language to reflect orally rendered judgment

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