Van Alstyne v. . Cook

The omission of the clerk to sign the judgment roll on entering up the judgment of the Artisans' Bank against Treadwells, Perry Norton, does not affect the validity of the judgment. It was a clerical error, and a mere question of practice and of regularity, which the Supreme Court could and should at any time have allowed to have been amended, nunc pro tunc. And the levy made by the plaintiff upon the execution issued on said judgment was entirely regular and valid, and created a perfect lien upon the property levied on in favor of the plaintiff in the execution, if the property at the time…