Southwestern Land Corp. v. Neese.

On November 15, 1910, C. L. Neese recovered, a judgment by default in the justice’s court against the Southwestern Land Corporation for $135, although there was an answer on file. On December 16, 1912, the defendant filed a motion alleging that the justice of the peace who had rendered the judgment, but was no longer in office, had, during the term at which the judg'ment was rendered, set the same aside, and-granted a new trial, but such order had not been entered, wherefore defendant prayed that the same be entered nunc pro tunc as of date November 16, 1910. This motion was, on December 28,…