
    Owen et al. v. Harriott.
    [No. 6,914.
    Filed December 10, 1908.]
    
      Appeal. — Certiorari.—Correction of Record. — The record of the trial court cannot be corrected by a writ of certiorari, but must be corrected by such court on motion; and the corrected record may then be brought up by the writ of certiorari.
    
    Prom Delaware Circuit Court; Ed Jackson, Judge.
    Suit by Arthur L. Harriott against Timothy S. Owen and another. Prom a decree for plaintiff, defendants appeal. On motion for a writ of certiorari.
    
    
      Motion overruled. (Por decision on merits, see — Ind. App. —.)
    
      Timothy 8. Owen, prxo se. and Frank Ellis, for appellants.
    
      McClellan & Hensel, for appellee.
   Hadley, J.

Appellee’s petition for a certiorari exhibits 'matters that should be presented to the lower court in the nature of a proceeding to correct the records of such court nunc pro tunc, and thereafter brought to this court under a writ of certiorari. It is not the province of this court to correct errors in the records of the proceedings of the lower court; that should be done in the forum where the errors occurred.

Petition denied,  