Reports of Cases Argued And Determined in the ..., volume 26; volume 36
Reports of Cases Argued And Determined in the ..., volume 26; volume 36
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Or, if we take the view that the order of events, as recorded in the transcript, is not conclusive with respect to actions which took place in a single day, and that the amendment may therefore be deemed to have been filed after the overruling of the original action, it is still urged that the court below could not make a valid order overruling it, for several reasons, viz: first, because it is not comi>etent vo file an amendment to a motion which is no longer pending. Secondly, there is no aut...hority for filing within term, a second motion for a new trial, however styled, after a first motion has been disposed of. Thirdly, the ruling, on the first motion, especially when coupled, as it was, with the entry of judgment on the verdict, as required by the present statute, renders the asserted right to a new trial res judicata, and hence a bar to entertaining a subsequent motion in the same behalf.
And if the court, in the exercise of its proper control over its own orders and judgments during term, might have vacated its first order overruling the motion for a new trial and also the judgment that was entered thereon, in order that it might en- tertain a second motion to the same end, it is argued that no such procedure was observed in this case, and the judgment that was first rendered therein still stands, despite the fact that no judgment could lawfully be entered by the clerk until after the motion for new trial, if any, was finally overruled.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Or, if we take the view that the order of events, as recorded in the transcript, is not conclusive with respect to actions which took place in a single day, and that the amendment may therefore be deemed to have been filed after the overruling of the original action, it is still urged that the court below could not make a valid order overruling it, for several reasons, viz: first, because it is not comi>etent vo file an amendment to a motion which is no longer pending. Secondly, there is no aut...hority for filing within term, a second motion for a new trial, however styled, after a first motion has been disposed of. Thirdly, the ruling, on the first motion, especially when coupled, as it was, with the entry of judgment on the verdict, as required by the present statute, renders the asserted right to a new trial res judicata, and hence a bar to entertaining a subsequent motion in the same behalf.
And if the court, in the exercise of its proper control over its own orders and judgments during term, might have vacated its first order overruling the motion for a new trial and also the judgment that was entered thereon, in order that it might en- tertain a second motion to the same end, it is argued that no such procedure was observed in this case, and the judgment that was first rendered therein still stands, despite the fact that no judgment could lawfully be entered by the clerk until after the motion for new trial, if any, was finally overruled.
What to read after Reports of Cases Argued And Determined in the ..., volume 26; volume 36?
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