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NCLAT: Can Correct Inadvertent Typographical Errors in Orders Passed by NCLT under NCLT Rules(12.05.2025)

NCLAT New Delhi bench has held that correction of inadvertent typographical errors in the orders passed by the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) ca.....

Tags : NCLAT New Delhi, Typographical Errors, Rule 154



JKL HC: Insurance Agents Are Liable for Errors and Omissions(17.08.2023)

Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh High Court has held that insurance agents represent insurance companies and they are liable for errors and omissions. The.....

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NCLAT: Second App. Correcting Typographical Errors Not Maintainable if First App. Decided on Merits(28.07.2025)

NCLAT New Delhi bench has observed that when first application has been decided on merits then the second application correcting the typographical err.....

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SC: Candidature Can't Be Cancelled for Insignificant Trivial Errors(03.01.2024)

Supreme Court while observing that a candidate can’t be penalized for an insignificant error that has no bearing on the ultimate result, has held that.....

Tags : Supreme Court, Trivial Errors, Candidature, Misrepresentation



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.....

Tags : Intentional Judicial Decisions, Clerical Errors, Review



SC: Revisional Jurisdiction Cannot Correct Factual Errors Despite Alleged Concealment(22.07.2026)

Supreme Court held that revisional jurisdiction cannot be invoked to correct mere errors of fact or law unless they involve a jurisdictional error, an.....

Tags : Revisional Jurisdiction; Factual Errors; Concealment



Delhi HC: Authorities Should Avoid Repeated Errors in Tender Notices in Advertisements(25.11.2021)

Delhi High Court has observed that though Central Government and its agencies are empowered to issue and recall tenders as per the requirement, howeve.....

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Supreme Court: Letters Patent Bench Cannot Interfere Merely Over Errors of Fact or Law(19.10.2026)

Supreme Court held that a High Court Division Bench exercising Letters Patent jurisdiction cannot interfere with a Single Judge’s writ decision merely.....

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SC: Candidature Can't Be Cancelled for Insignificant Trivial Errors(03.01.2024)

Supreme Court while observing that a candidate can’t be penalized for insignificant error which has no bearing on the ultimate result, has held that a.....

Tags : Supreme Court, Trivial Errors, Candidature, Misrepresentation



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