Patna High Court Corrects Typographical Error in Criminal Appeal Judgment. Typographical error in appeal number corrected to reflect accurate record of judgment.

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Case Note & Summary

The case involved a typographical error in the judgment of Criminal Appeal (DB) No. 553 of 1989, where the appeal number was incorrectly typed as 589 of 1989. The error was identified by the office of the court, prompting the judges to issue an oral order to correct the record. The court confirmed that the judgment was actually passed on 26.07.2011 in the correct appeal number, emphasizing the importance of maintaining accurate records in judicial proceedings. The correction was deemed necessary to ensure clarity and accuracy in the court's documentation.

Headnote

A) Appellate Procedure - Typographical Error Correction - Correction of typographical error in judgment - Patna High Court, 2012 - The court corrected a typographical error in the judgment regarding the appeal number, affirming the correct appeal number and date of judgment. Held that such corrections are permissible to reflect the accurate record (Paras Not mentioned).

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Issue of Consideration

Whether the typographical error in the judgment can be corrected.

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Final Decision

The court corrected the typographical error in the judgment regarding the appeal number, affirming that the judgment was actually passed on 26.07.2011 in Criminal Appeal (DB) No. 553 of 1989.

Law Points

  • Typographical error correction
  • appellate procedure
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Case Details

CR. APP (DB) No.553 of 1989

2011-07-26

Shyam Kishore Sharma, Amaresh Kumar Lal

Md.Rozid Mian & Anr

The State of Bihar

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Nature of Litigation

Correction of typographical error in judgment

Remedy Sought

Correction of the appeal number in the judgment

Filing Reason

Identification of a typographical error by the court office

Issues

Correction of typographical error in judgment

Submissions/Arguments

Typographical error identified and corrected by the court office

Ratio Decidendi

The court held that corrections of typographical errors are permissible to maintain accurate judicial records.

Judgment Excerpts

Typographical error stands corrected and it shall be deemed that the judgment has been passed on 26.7.2011 in Cr. Appeal (DB) No. 553 of 1989.

Procedural History

The court identified a typographical error in the judgment and issued an oral order to correct it.

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