Israel v. Joe Redwine Insurance Agency

Deen, Judge.

The original Code of 1863 contained two provisions relating to the entry of nunc pro tunc material in judicial proceedings. The present Code § 24-104(6) was then in effect and provided: “Every court has power ... to amend and control its processes and orders, so as to make them conformable to law and justice; and to amend its own records, so as to make them conform to the truth.” Former Code § 81-1201, repealed by the Civil Practice Act, stated that “as a general rule the court will amend the entries of its orders on the minutes, on the records and other proceedings, nunc protunc”…