Ruby v. Wolf

LEVINE, PJ.

This matter is presented to us entirely upon the transcript as no bill of exceptions was’ filed in this court.

The1 power of courts to adopt the practice of entering orders, judgments and decrees nunc pro tunc is recognized. It is likewise settled that an order ifunc pro tunc cannot be granted upon mere guess but must be grounded on personal recollection of the court, or from records or minutes of the testimony of witnesses having knowledge, thereof.

Helle v Public Utilities Commission, 118 Oh St, 434:

“The power to enter nunc pro tunc orders is inherent in courts of justice. This…