State ex rel. Sehrt v. Registrar of Conveyances

I think that in matters of this kind it is not essential that the judgment in express terms state that it is in favor of one party and against the other. If it orders done that which one party prays for, and which the other resists, it is obviously in favor of the one and against the other. Here Harvey had caused the inscription to be registered in the office of the Registrar of Conveyances. Relator sought the erasure of the inscription. The Registrar of Conveyances was a nominal party, but had no real interest. The judgment ordered the erasure of the inscription. I cannot see how it can be…