A  judicial  officer  cannot  be  sued  for  an  adjudication  according  to  the  best  of
his  judgment  upon  a  matter  within  his  jurisdiction.  Kemp  v.  Neville,  u.  523 ;
10  C.  B.  N.  S.  523.
No  action  against  judge  for  judicial  act,  though  alleged  to  be  done  maliciously
and  corruptly.     Fray  v.  Blackburn,  cxiii.  576 ;  3  B.  &  S.  576.
Liability  of  judges  generally  to  action  for  judicial  acts.    Am.  Ed.  note.    Ibid.
JUDGMENT.
I.  Form  and  entry  of  Judgment.  V.  When  Judgment  void.
II.  Setting  aside  and  amending    of  VI.  Effect  of  Judgment.
Judgment.  (a)  Judgment  of  foreign  court.
III.  Computation  of  amount  due  under  VII.  Set-off  of  Judgments.
Judgment.  VIII.  Other  matters.
IV.  Satisfaction  of  Judgment.
I.  Form  and  entry  of  Judgment.
Where  some  pleas  bad,  others  good,  and  plaintiff  signed  judgment,  it  was
opened,  and  defendant  let  in  on  terms.  Koberts  v.  Brett,  lxxxiv.  534  ;  17  C.  B.
534.
Where  there  was  a  verdict  subject  to  an  award,  and  the  award  was  afterward
in  favor  of  plaintiff,  held  he  could  sign  judgment  before  the  time  for  moving  to
set  it  aside  had  elapsed.     O'Toole  ».  Pott,  xc.  102  :  7  E.  &  B.  102.
Where  the  court  delayed  to  enter  judgment  on  a  nonsuit,  until  after  death  of
the  plaintiff,  it  was  entered  nunc  pro  tunc,  though  will  not  proved.  Moor  v.
Roberts,  xci.  830;  3  C.  B.  N.  S.  830.
II.  Setting  aside  and  amending  of  Judgment..
Judgment  of  county  court  reversed  where  fact  found  without  evidence.  Life
Assurance  Co.  v.  Ward,  lxxxiv.  644 ;  17  C.  B.  644.
Plaintiff,  after  receiving  amount  of  judgment  and  costs,  permitted  to  set  it  aside
on  ground  of  mistake.     Cannan  ».  Reynolds,  lxxxv.  301 ;  5  E.  &  B.  301.
