¶1Judgment reversed.
¶253 See Sprague v. Kneeland, 12 Wend. 161,
¶3Boynton v. Page, 13 Wend. 425,
¶4*407Note.—In this case, a party to the writ of error having died after joinder in error, the judgment in error was directed to be entered nunc pro time,' as of a term previous to the death.