The State has filed a notice of direct appeal in this criminal case erroneously under the authority of OCGA 5-6-37, from the judgment on remittitur of the superior court, which decreed that the judgment of this court in Greenwood v. State, 203 Ga. App. 901 (418 SE2d 160), be made the judgment of the superior court. Thus, pursuant to our judgment in Greenwood, supra, the superior court adjudicated in its judgment on remittitur that defendant Richard Greenwood was not guilty due to insufficiency of the evidence as to Count I (criminal attempt to commit burglary) and Count II (possession of tools for commission of a crime) of the indictment, and ordered that defendant be retried as to Count III (theft by receiving stolen motor vehicle). The State asserts merely because the judgment line in Greenwood, supra (judgment affirmed in part and reversed in part), inadvertently created a discrepancy with the actual holding of this court as unequivocally reflected in the body of our opinion, that the trial court erred in not affirming appellant's conviction as to Count III of the indictment. Held:

State v. McKenna, 199 Ga. App. 206, 207 (404 SE2d 278). Construing the remedial provisions of OCGA 5-7-1 liberally as we are required to do ( State v. Strickman, 253 Ga. 287, 288 (319 SE2d 864)), we find that the State lacks statutory authority to appeal a judgment on remittitur on the grounds here asserted. Accordingly, we are without appellate jurisdiction and the appeal must be dismissed.