Schuler v. Langdon

A reading of nothing more than the judgment, both as originally entered and as *845modified, reveals plain error 1 in the trial court’s judgment. It is the duty of this Court to correct such error.2 As noted by the Majority Opinion, landlord-Langdon was awarded possession of the leased premises, damages (approximately $1,000), and possession of all of the tenants-Schulers’ personal property. Langdon was to sell personal property sufficient to satisfy the damages, and pursuant to the modified judgment, then return the remaining property to the Schulers.3 That judgment is in clear contravention of…