Mr. Trivikraman Thampy vs State Of Karnataka on 2 June, 2025
Mr. Trivikraman Thampy vs State Of Karnataka on 2 June, 2025
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Esds Software Solution Limited vs Assistant Commissioner Of Commercial on 22 April, 2025
borne in
mind when considering the cases of
inadvertent human errors creeping into the
filing of GST returns.
14. Applying such principles to the
facts ... observed that an error committed by the
petitioner is an inadvertent human error and
the petitioner should not be prevented from
rectifying the same
Sri.Deepak Kumar vs The State on 5 April, 2022
that it was an
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accident that has happened due to human error and therefore,
the petitioners cannot be hauled into these proceedings
particularly ... complaint, at
that point in time, the blast happens due to human error. The
report with regard to the accident also indicates that
Hindustan Construction Company Ltd vs Union Of India on 28 November, 2025
borne in mind when considering the cases of
inadvertent human errors creeping into the filing
of GST returns.
14. Applying such principles to the facts ... observed that
an error committed by the petitioner is an
inadvertent human error and the petitioner
M/S. H. R. Carriers vs State Of Karnataka on 4 November, 2025
borne in mind when considering the cases of inadvertent
human errors creeping into the filing of GST returns.
14. Applying such principles to the facts ... observed that an error committed by the
petitioner is an inadvertent human error and the petitioner
should not be prevented from rectifying the same
Hemanthkumar N vs The State Of Karnataka on 31 January, 2023
Commission could have corrected the
error at that time. This human error is glorified by the
Commission by declining to accede to the request ... error and that error had been set
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WP No. 24847 of 2022
at naught by the constitutional Courts; the error in the case
S R Jagadeesh vs The State Of Karnataka on 22 June, 2024
Vehicles and therefore, the accident has occurred
not on account of human error but beyond the control of a
human being ... that the accident has occurred not on account of the
human error or by the rash and negligent driving of the
accused
M/S Transways India Transport vs Joint Commissioner on 23 June, 2022
learned counsel for the petitioner that it was a
human error and a bona fide mistake and there was no
intention to divert the goods ... establish that the diversion was
deliberate and was not a human error. He submits that the
driver being from Tumkur could not have committed
S.G. Thimmappa vs T. Anantha And Ors. on 19 March, 1985
principle of law i.e. the finality of decisions. It is human to error and Judges are human. Their errors may be errors of facts