U. S. Fidelity & Guaranty Co. v. Frick Co.

A judgment by consent lias the same force and effect as any other judgment, and in the absence of fraud or mistake is valid and binding as between the parties and their privies. Cowley v. Harrow, 193 Ala. 381, 69 So. 114. No notice of application for entry of a judgment nunc pro tunc is necessary where the motion is based on matters of record such as could not be disputed by the opposite party even if he was heard. McGowan v. Simmons, 185 Ala. 310, 64 So. 569. A judgment may be amended at a subsequent term, nunc pro tune, and pending an appeal therefrom, and the amendment being properly…