Pellegrino v. Pellegrino

*574OPINION

By BARNES, PJ.

It will be observed that the entry makes no reference to the application for modification of order. We do find among the papers a one-page document, marked entry, stamped filed in the Clerk’s office on September 5, 1935, which entry purports to ovemfie the motion for modification of the order for alimony. Strictly, under the law, this entry while purporting to be filed in the Clerk’s cffice, may not be considered for the reason that it is not an original document or paper in the case. It is quite true in practice that entries after being approved by the trial court are…