Werfelman v. Miller

On July 27, ■ 1935, the court entered a judgment on the pleadings ’and the opening statement of counsel. •The corrected journal entry of judgment at the time fails to provide any additional time in which to make and serve ease-made. The cause must be dismissed.

Plaintiff in error urges • that the trial court was • without power to correct the order formerly made by nunc pro tunc order. This court h'as many times decided that the trial court has power to correct, nunc pro tunc, its orders or judgments' to make them speak the truth. In re McQuown, 19 Okla. 347, 91 P. 689; Courtney v. Barnett, 65…