State v. . Gooding

Stagy, C. J.,

after stating the case: There are several reasons why the judgment in this case, from which the defendant appeals, cannot be sustained.

In the first place, the only thing definite and certain about the judgment entered at the September Term, 1925, is the fine of $150 and costs. If the' defendant were not entitled to be discharged upon the payment of this fine and costs, which he may have been, it is clear that under the next sentence, “prayer for judgment continued for twelve months,” no judgment could be entered after the lapse of one year, or twelve months, which expired…