Practice question
Can a court use nunc pro tunc merely to invent a judicial act it never previously performed?
- No; it records a previously performed act omitted from the record
- Yes; it is an unrestricted new judgment
- Yes; it replaces every appeal
- Yes; it creates missing jurisdiction
- Yes; any desired ruling may be backdated
Legal references
- Atup v People GR229395/252705 November10,2021 MAIN nullity and clerical correction: https://lawphil.net/judjuris/juri2021/nov2021/gr_229395_2021.html
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