Legal Definitions - decree nunc pro tunc

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Definition of decree nunc pro tunc

Definition: A decree nunc pro tunc is a legal order that is entered retroactively, as if it had been entered at an earlier time. It is used to correct errors

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Simple Definition

Decree nunc pro tunc is a legal term that refers to a court order that is entered at a later date but has the same effect as if it had been entered at an earlier date. It is used to correct errors or omissions in court records and to ensure that the record accurately reflects what actually happened in court. This type of decree is

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