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IN THE HIGH COURT OF CALCUTTA
Soumitra Pal, Mir Dara Sheko, JJ.
Satish Kumar Sharma - Appellant
Versus
Union of India & Ors. - Respondents
MAT No. 425 of 2015
Decided On : 10-9-2015
For the Appellants :Arijit Chakraborty and Debaditya Banerjee, Advocates
For the Respondents:Pradip Kumar Roy and K.K. Maity, Advocates
Correction of typographical errors in judgment records.
Headnote:
Typographical Error - Correction of Judgment Date - The court corrected a typographical error in the recording of the date of delivery of a judgment, rectifying the date from 16.8.2015 to 17.8.2015.
Fact of the Case:
The appellant's advocate pointed out a typographical error in the recording of the date of delivery of a judgment.
Finding of the Court:
The court found the submission of the appellant's advocate to be correct and proceeded to correct the date of the judgment.
Issues:
Ratio Decidendi: The court's decision was based on the acknowledgment of the typographical error and the need for correction.
Final Decision: The court directed the rectification of the mistake in the official server of the High Court.
It is pointed out by Mr. Arijit Chakraborty, learned advocate for the appellant and Mr. Pradip Kumar Roy, learned advocate for the respondents that there is a typographical error in recording the date of delivery of the judgment in MAT 425 of 2015 (Satish Kumar Sharma v. Union of India & Ors.). Submission is though the judgment was delivered on 17.8.2015, however, the date of the judgment has been recorded as 16.8.2015, which was Sunday.
2. We find that submission of the learned advocates is correct. Therefore, let the date of the judgment be read as 17.8.2015 instead of 16.8.2015, as recorded. Accordingly, the date of the judgment is corrected by us in red ink in the original copy of the judgment.
3. Since the judgment has been uploaded in the official server of the High Court, the learned Registrar General and the learned Registrar (Listing) are directed to rectify the said mistake in the official server of the High Court.
