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Bombay High Court

THE EXECUTIVE ENGINEER, KRISHNA KHORE MAHAMANDALversusTHE STATE OF MAHARASHTRA AND ANOTHER

Disposal
DISPOSED OFF

Holding

The court may correct clerical errors in its own order to reflect the correct description of parties or counsel.

Summary

The Executive Engineer, Krishna Khore Mahamandal filed a motion to correct typographical errors in a court order dated 08.04.2026. The appellant’s counsel pointed out that the order mistakenly read “learned AGP” instead of “learned Advocate for the appellant/acquiring body”. The bench considered the submission and examined whether such a correction falls within the court’s inherent power to amend its own orders. It held that correcting a clerical mistake does not affect the substantive rights of the parties and may be done without a fresh hearing. Accordingly, the motion was allowed and the order was directed to be corrected and re‑uploaded. The corrected order will reflect the proper description of the appellant’s counsel.

Issues considered

  • Whether a court may correct typographical or clerical errors in its own order without a fresh hearing

Subjects

  • court order correction
  • typographical error
  • speaking to minutes
  • civil procedure
  • judicial amendment

Judgment

2026:BHC-AUG:15083
                This Order is Speaking to Minutes order of order dated //


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                          IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE OF BOMBAY
                                     BENCH AT AURANGABAD
                                     955 FIRST APPEAL NO. 496 OF 2014

                        The Executive Engineer, Krishna Khore Mahamandal
                                              VERSUS
                                The State Of Maharashtra And Others
                                                 ...
                 Mr. Rajale Gulab B., Advocate for Appellant
                 Mr. S. G. Joshi, AGP for Respondents/State
                 Mr. Shubham Jaybhar h/f Mr. D. R. Jaybhar, Advocate for
                 Respondent No.2
                                                AND
                   CIVIL APPLICATION NO. 5040 OF 2016 IN FA/565/2014 AND
                                FIRST APPEAL NO. 569 OF 2014 AND
                                FIRST APPEAL NO. 570 OF 2014 AND
                                FIRST APPEAL NO. 565 OF 2014 AND
                                FIRST APPEAL NO. 566 OF 2014 AND
                                FIRST APPEAL NO. 568 OF 2014 AND
                                FIRST APPEAL NO. 567 OF 2014 AND
                   CIVIL APPLICATION NO. 5034 OF 2016 IN FA/566/2014 AND
                                   FIRST APPEAL NO.1313 OF 2014
                                                 ….

                                           CORAM : SANJAY A. DESHMUKH, J.
                                               DATE : 15.04.2026
                 PER COURT :-

                 1.            This motion is moved for speaking to the minutes in

                 respect of order dated 08.04.2026.

                 2.            Learned advocate for the appellant submits that in line

                 No.1 of paragraph No.3 and in line No.5 of paragraph No.4 on

                 page No.2 of the said order, it has been inadvertently typed as

                 “learned       AGP”       instead       of     “learned    Advocate   for      the



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This Order is Speaking to Minutes order of order dated //


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appellant/acquiring body”.

3.           Considering the submissions of the learned advocate for the

appellant, motion is allowed and disposed of.

4.           Necessary corrections be carried out and corrected order be

uploaded accordingly.



                                            [ SANJAY A. DESHMUKH, J. ]
HRJadhav




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