tribunal by its additional award held that there is no
computation error, clerical/typographical error or any other
error of similar nature in the award ... corrected -
(i) Computation errors
(ii) Clerical errors
(iii) Typographical errors
(iv) Any other errors of a similar nature occurring
in the award.
26. Under
Power of the Controller to correct
clerical errors can only be exercised or made to effect, when the
patent application is in examination procedure ... reads as under:
"S. 78. Power of Controller to correct clerical
errors etc.--
(1) Without prejudice to the provisions contained in
sections
vide letter dated 02-09-2005, to carry out certain corrections/clerical errors in the claims of the patent. The same are stated to have ... ground that such amendments were not clerical errors and the grant of such amendments amounted to fraud on the patent office and on the public
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made over and above his/her actual
entitlement due to some clerical error and
whether the authorities can correct/rectify
the said error by withdrawing ... said act the
consolidation authority is fully competent
to correct any clerical error of an order
passed by any officer. The consolidation
officer
Date of Birth of a candidate in case of genuine clerical errors, if it is proved that a wrong entry was made in the list ... petitioner has contended that there was a typographical and clerical error first in recording the date of birth of the petitioner in the school records
corrected-
(i) Computation errors
(ii) Clerical errors
(iii) Typographical errors
(iv) Any other errors of a similar nature occurring in the
award.
27. Under ... party can seek certain
correction in computation of errors or clerical errors, in
case, it occurs in the award, but the arbitral tribunal
recorded, it cannot be altered except in the case of a clerical error without the previous order of the Department of the Central Government ... service book, it cannot be altered except if there is a clerical error.
(10) There are three apparent difficulties in applying these rules, Firstly, learned
with the High Court of Patna, in holding that a mere clerical error had been corrected. His Lordship observed as follows : "WEcannot ... State Government to make a correction of a mere clerical error. The finding that it was a clerical error means that the Government in fact
resort to Section 152 CPC whereby only arithmetical and clerical errors could be rectified. It was also held that the correction sought on the application ... error occurred in the decree on account of arithmetical or clerical error or accidental slip may be rectified by the court. The principle behind
