Holders of mathematical or academic error correction in section 152 of the Special Relief Act (I of 1877) in the decree for declaration and occupation of immovable property in section 42 and 8, for correction of measles / lumber Filed an application under the CFC. Decree; and said that the application was rejected simultaneously. Mathematical or academic error or accidental slip-on error can be resolved by the court. Neither party should be harmed by the error of the court, and whichever order the court intended to pass or this decree should appear properly in it, otherwise it would be in accordance with the principle of advancing the cause of justice. Would be disastrous. Math error was a calculation error. There was an error in writing or typing a Moolvi error, whereas the accidental slip or error caused or caused by the negligence of the court was an error and was liable to be corrected, in the present order the decree Accuracy was attempted by the holders. The case was in the nature of adding new measles numbers to the trial court's order, which was never mentioned in the plaintiff and the treaty holders were not denied Section 152 of the CPC Amendment. , Under the circumstances
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