286 P. 340 | Okla. | 1930
From a judgment of the district court of Marshall county the defendant in error herein took appeal to this court. In an opinion filed in this court March 19, 1929, the judgment appealed from was reversed and the cause remanded to the trial court with directions to enter judgment for the plaintiff in error in the manner and form therein indicated. School District No. 4, Marshall County, v. Stanley, Co. Treasurer, et al.,
Where, upon remand to it by mandate reversing its former judgment with directions that the trial court render judgment in conformity with the judgment of this court, may the trial court, on motion to vacate final judgment, determine the jurisdiction of the Supreme Court to review its former judgment in the cause?
In Re Magnolia Petroleum Co.,
"This court will determine for itself whether its jurisdiction to review the cause appealed to this court has been revoked."
And in Lillard v. Meisberger,
The issues between the parties were finally determined by this court in the former appeal. The condition of the record had been reviewed and the question thereon, raised by the motion to recall mandate and dismiss the appeal, passed upon by denying permission to file the same, and when in obedience to the mandate of this court the district court of Marshall county rendered judgment in accord therewith, that was the end of the case, and thereafter the judicial power of the court in the case ceased except as to its process to carry into execution the judgment entered in pursuance of the mandate. The motion was not in any manner directed to the process of the court, but sought to impeach the former judgment of this court, which the trial court had no power to review, and by an appeal from its order overruling the motion, to obtain a second review of the cause by this court. Randol v. Harbour-Longmire Co.,
Note. — See "Appeal and Error," 3 C. J. § 128, p. 371, n. 50; p. 372, n. 51; 4. C. J. § 2382, p. 574, n. 77. *242