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Source: Caselaw Access Project
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Date Created: 2024-08-24T03:29:51.129683

Dunham v. Braiman.
    A writ of error will not lie against a judgment in abatement, until tlie final judgment is rendered.
    Where the final judgment is omitted in a writ of error, it may be amended on payment of cost.
    Ebbor, complaining of ai judgment of tbe County Court, upon pleas in abatement in a certain action, brought by Braiman against Dunbam without setting forth any final judgment in said cause, and for this cause a special demurrer was given.
   The plaintiff in error moved to amend his writ by inserting therein the record of the final judgment rendered upon the merits — which was allowed by the court upon payment of cost.