Marx v. Brown & Co.

Roberts, Chief Justice.

The main point in the case is, Can the defendant in error, upon application and notice, correct the judgment in the District Court erroneously entered by mistake of the clerk, and bring up the transcript of the record with the judgment corrected nunc pro tunc, and have it affirmed with damages ?

The error in amount, which was corrected by the amendment of the judgment, was an excess of one dollar and eighty-five cents, (as it is said by both parties.) This was a mistake in calculation of interest, and allowing credits on a large amount of money, and is relatively too…