Murnan v. Schuldt

This is an appeal from a nunc pro tunc order correcting tlie amount of a judgment. We are not favored either with an appearance or a brief and argument on the part of the appellee. It would seem that the ease is of enough importance to warrant us in saying that this neglect is inexcusable.

It appears from the record that the plaintiff-appellee brought an action, aided by landlord’s attachment, for rent upon two promissory notes for $540 and $900, respectively; that on November 16, 1932, the matter came on before the lower court for trial, and the following entry was made in the court calendar:…