NCLAT Allows Correction of Clerical Errors in Judgment — Ensures Accurate Representation of Advocates.

Tribunals: National Company Law Appellate Tribunal Bench: NEW DELHI
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Case Note & Summary

The matter before the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal involved an application for correction of clerical errors in a previous judgment dated 14th May, 2026. The applicant, VOVL Ltd & Ors, represented by advocates Ms. Swastika Chakravarti and Ms. Mimansha Durgapal, filed an application under Rule 11 of the NCLAT Rules, 2016, to include the names of senior counsel and other advocates who had appeared on behalf of the resolution professional but were omitted from the appearance section of the judgment. The respondent, Venugopal Dhoot, represented by advocates Ms. Surabhi Khattar and Ms. Pallavi Agarwal, did not object to the inclusion of these names. The tribunal considered the submissions from both sides and allowed the application, thereby correcting the judgment to reflect the accurate representation of advocates. The application was disposed of with the court's direction to include the names as requested, ensuring the integrity of the judicial record.

Headnote

A) Administrative Law - Correction of Judgment - Inclusion of Advocates' Names - National Company Law Appellate Tribunal Rules, 2016, Rule 11 - The applicant sought correction of clerical errors in the judgment dated 14th May, 2026, specifically the omission of advocates' names. The court allowed the application as the respondent had no objection to the inclusion of the names, thereby ensuring accurate representation in the judgment (Paras 1-6).

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Issue of Consideration

Whether the names of advocates can be corrected in the judgment due to omission.

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Final Decision

The application IA No.3949/2026 was allowed, and the names of the advocates were directed to be included in the judgment dated 14th May, 2020.

Law Points

  • Correction of clerical errors
  • NCLAT Rules
  • 2016
  • appearance section
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Case Details

2026 LawText (NCLAT) (07) 16

IA No.3949/2026 in COMPANY APPEAL (AT)(Ins) No.640 of 2020

2026-07-02

Justice Yogesh Khanna, Mr. Ajai Das Mehrotra

Ms. Swastika Chakravarti, Ms. Mimansha Durgapal, Ms. Surabhi Khattar, Ms. Pallavi Agarwal

VOVL Ltd & Ors

Venugopal Dhoot

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Nature of Litigation

Application for correction of judgment

Remedy Sought

Inclusion of advocates' names in the judgment

Filing Reason

Omission of names in the appearance section of the judgment

Previous Decisions

Judgment dated 14th May, 2026

Issues

Omission of advocates' names in judgment Correction of clerical errors

Submissions/Arguments

Applicant sought to include names of advocates omitted from judgment Respondent had no objection to the inclusion

Ratio Decidendi

The tribunal emphasized the importance of accurate representation of advocates in judicial records and allowed corrections to ensure the integrity of the judgment.

Judgment Excerpts

This application has been filed by the applicant under Rule 11 of the NCLAT Rules, 2016 seeking correction of clerical/arithmetical errors in the judgement dated 14th May, 2026. IA No. 3949/2026 is allowed.

Procedural History

The application was filed under Rule 11 of the NCLAT Rules, 2016, seeking correction of the judgment dated 14th May, 2026, due to omission of advocates' names.

Acts & Sections

  • National Company Law Appellate Tribunal Rules: Rule 11
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