Owen v. Freeman

How courts have described this case

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• finding that the courts’ inherent power over judgments during the term they were entered “is generally subject only to the restraints imposed by rules of court”
• finding that the courts’ inherent power over judgments during the term they were entered “is generally subject only to the restraints imposed by rules of court”
• noting that the “power of courts in this State to set aside judgments during the term they were entered has long been recognized as inherent to them as courts of record” (emphasis added)
• noting that the “power of courts in this State to set aside judgments during the term they were entered has long been recognized as inherent to them as courts of record” (emphasis added)
• “the denial of a petition for certiorari has no significance with regard to the merits of a case”
• \the denial of a petition for certiorari has no significance with regard to the merits of a case\

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