State v. Beasley
45 Ala. 81
Opinion
B. F. SAFFOLD, J.
The demurrer ought to have been sustained, as the grounds set forth in the petition go to matters behind the judgment. — Marshall v. Candler, 21 Ala. 490.
As a proceeding for the correction of errors, the time in which that could be done had elapsed.
The judgment is reversed. As the motion can not be maintained, the cause is not remanded.
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