Appellate Court of Illinois· 9/23/1977

Spears v. Spears

Citations

367 N.E.2d 1004
52 Ill. App. 3d 695
10 Ill. Dec. 395
1977 Ill. App. LEXIS 3352

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after 30 days has passed, the trial court may not amend the judgment to “supply omitted judicial action” or “to correct [a] judicial error” under the guise of granting relief from judgment or as a nunc pro tunc correction
after 30 days has passed, the trial court may not amend the judgment to “supply omitted judicial action” or “to correct [a] judicial error” under the guise of granting relief from judgment or as a nunc pro tunc correction
after 30 days has passed, the trial court may not amend the judgment to “supply omitted judicial action” or “to correct [a] judicial error” under the guise of granting relief from judgment or as a nunc pro tunc correction

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Judges: Rechenmacher, Seidenfeld

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