22 Ga. App. 446 | Ga. Ct. App. | 1918
A verdict in favor of Chattooga Oil Mill Company was rendered on May 31, 1915, against J. A. Chapman, in Walker superior court. No judgment was entered. Plaintiff . made application to tide court to be allowed to enter judgment nunc pro tune, and on April 18, 1917, the judge of the circuit in which Walker county is located passed an order in which it was provided that notice of the petition and order be served on the defendant, and he be required to show cause at Borne, Georgia, "why an order should not be passed permitting the entry nunc pro tunc of a judgment in the cause in said petition stated.” ,To this petition the defendant filed a demurrer and a plea and answer. On May 14th the, following order was passed: “Hpon hearing' the within motion it is hereby ordered that counsel for plaintiff, Chattooga Oil Mill Co., be permitted to enter judgment-nunc pro tune at the present term of Walker superior, court in the case of Chattooga Oil Mill Co. vs. J. A. Chapman, based upon the verdict as in1 within petition described.” From this order the defendant appealed, excepting on several grounds, which are hereinafter discussed.
Judgment affirmed.