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evidence makes abundantly clear that the accident took place due to human error, namely the rash and negligent driving of the lorry by the revision

evidence makes abundantly clear that the accident took place due to human error, namely the rash and negligent driving of the lorry by the revision

basis of a minor discrepancy which could be due to human error. 18. Ld. defence counsel argued that no effort was made by the police

Accused submitted in his statement that such incident occurs due to human error because as per the instructions only minor technical faults can be attended ... precautions and thus the injuries suffered by him are due to human error and no negligence can be imputed upon the accused in this regard

disposed of. Ld. counsel for the convict submits that due to human error, earlier address was mentioned in the bail bond by the convict

perfect science, there is always danger of error as human judgment is fallible. Human knowledge is limited and is imperfect and further

witnesses at all. This contradiction at best can be described as error of human memory. The same does not erode the core of the evidence

Dextropropoxyphene" and formulations containing the said substance for human use; to rectify an error in describing 'Dextropropoxyphene' as 'Dextyropropoxyphene

there was some error on the part of the lower Court. 14.Now the question is whether, for the inadvertent error committed by the lower ... litigant is prone to commit mistakes. As the aphorism to err is human is more a practical notion of human behaviour than an abstract philosophy

adage 'to err is human' is the recognition of the possibility of making mistakes to which humans are proved. A corollary ... irreparable lacuna. No party in a trial can before-closed from correcting errors. If proper evidence was not adduced or a relevant material