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Delhi HC: Penalty Order, SCN Issued in the Previous Name of Company is Merely a Clerical Error(14.11.2024)

Delhi High Court has clarified that Show Cause Notice issued and the Penalty Order passed in the previous name of the company is merely a clerical err.....

Tags : Delhi High Court, Show Cause Notice, Clerical Error



SC: Orders DGFT & CBIC to Fix Systems, Protect Exporters from Clerical Errors(27.08.2025)

SC has held that exporters cannot be denied MEIS benefits due to inadvertent broker mistakes later corrected under law. The Court directed DGFT & CBIC.....

Tags : Supreme Court, DGFT, Exporters, Clerical Error, Natural Justice



Supreme Court: Criminal Courts Can Only Correct Clerical Errors, Not Review Judgments(09.10.2025)

Supreme Court reiterated that a criminal court cannot review or recall its judgment except to correct clerical errors. It set aside the Rajasthan HC’s.....

Tags : Criminal Courts, Clerical Errors, Review Judgments



Kerala High Court: Intentional Judicial Decisions Cannot be Altered as Clerical Errors under CPC(10.02.2026)

Kerala High Court held that an intentional judicial determination cannot be modified as a clerical error or under inherent powers in Sections 151 or 1.....

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