Court of Appeals of Kentucky July 1, 1837 (Hodges v. Holeman)

Upon the foregoing motion the Court (by

Chief Justice Robertson)

gave the following opinion:

First. The entry of the judgment for damages cannot be deemed a clerical misprison, merely because the' written opinion of this Court did not expressly direct such a judgment; for it is a common practice of the Court to say nothing in its opinions respecting damages or costs, leaving to the clerk, in