Cook v. . Moore
Supreme Court of North Carolina
This was a motion to amend a judgment of the Court, inadvertently entered at October Term, 1886, (95th N. O., 1).
1Opinion of the CourtMebrimon, J.
The plaintiff moved at the present term to strike from the records of this Court an entry made by mistake, as suggested, that purports to be a judgment, in its nature final here in this case, granted at October Term of 1886, affirming the judgment of the Court below, and to enter of record nunc pro tuno the judgment reversing that judgment which the Court had determined upon, and intended to enter, but failed bjr inadvertence so to do.
It is not contended that this Court can reverse, set aside, or modify in any material respect, a regular, final judgment, at a term thereof subsequent to that…
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