¶1Judgment in this case was rendered October '9, 1936, and has never been satisfied. Plaintiff now orally moves for a supplemental judgment under Chapter 297, Acts of 1937, requiring defendant to pay out of earnings an amount periodically, as fixed by the Court.
¶2It is well settled that a Court retains jurisdiction over its judgments only during the term at which they are rendered
¶3The term during which this judgment was rendered has *388long since expired and the Court now has no' jurisdiction to render the supplemental judgment sought.
¶4The provision of Chapter 297, which reads: After entry of final judgment, the court . . . shall retain continuous jurisdiction until such judgment and costs shall have been satisfied”, only applies to judgments rendered after the effective date of the Act and is not retroactive.
¶5The motion is denied.