12 Neb. 378 | Neb. | 1882
The claim of the plaintiff in error, that the judgment in question is void, cannot be sustained. The eases which he has cited do not support him in this position. That of Demming v. Weston, 15 Wis., 236, is only to the effect that, without a finding to warrant it, a judgment is erroneous, and will be reversed when subject to review by a proper proceeding. And the case of Sprick v. Washington County, 3 Neb., 255, really goes no further than this, although the language used is rather general.
As to parties before the court, and respecting a matter
Judgment Affirmed.