Court Opinion

ID: 4921894
Source: CourtListenerOpinion
Date Created: 2021-09-22 00:21:21.45929+00
Date Added: 2024-06-11T08:14:05.211777
License: Public Domain

Brown, J.
(dissenting).—My view of this question is that the court has a continuing power over its records and authority to make them speak the truth. And where a judgment or decree or order was actually rendered, but not actually entered on the record in consequence of accident or mistake, or the neglect or omission of the clerk, the court has the inherent power to order such judgment, decree or order to be entered nunc pro time, the fact of its rendition being satisfactorily established and no intervening rights of innocent third parties being prejudiced. Fla. Development Co. v. Polk County National Bank, 76 Fla. 629, 80 So R. 560; 34 C. J. 71-81.
Strum, J., concurs.
(See the opinions on rehearings, following.)