Richardson v. Mills

Citations

• 66 Ill. 525

Syllabus

<p>Clerical error—in decree—no ground for reversal. Where a decree of foreclosure of a mortgage found that the note and mortgage were dated June 20,1868, instead of 1867, their true date, and it appeared from the proofs and the record that such recital was clearly a clerical error: Held, .that the error being one which worked no injury, and one that might be corrected in the court below on motion, it afforded no sufficient ground for reversing the decree.</p>