High CourtsSingle Bench(2015) 12 J&K CK 0033

Gh. Sarwar Farooqi vs State of J&K

Jammu And Kashmir High Court · Decided on 23 December 2015 · Citation: (2016) 2 JKJ 410

HON’BLE JUDGES
Mr. Bansi Lal Bhat, J.
RESULT
Disposed off
CASE NUMBER
Service Writ Petition (SWP) No. 2073 of 2013 and CMP No. 3346 of 2013

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Mr. Bansi Lal Bhat, J. - The aforementioned writ petition was decided by judgment dated 05.08.2015. It has been brought to the notice of the

Court that certain words in the judgment at page 5 paragraph 9 seem to be missing. Consequently, the original case file was called for perusal from

the concerned Registry. Perusal of the original judgment revealed that some words are certainly missing in paragraph 9 of the judgment,

presumably because of misprint. The judgment writer was required to print out one more copy of the judgment passed in the aforementioned case.

While perusing the print out copy of the judgment supra, it transpired that in paragraph no. 9, two lines of the judgment are missing, which in my

opinion have gone unnoticed because of misprint of the copy of the judgment. The mistake obviously is a bona fide mistake having crept in

inadvertently.

2.

Accordingly, in terms of powers under Section 152 of Code of Civil Procedure, the error that has crept in the judgment is rectified and it is

ordered that in paragraph no. 9 of the judgment, the fourth and fifth lines be read as:

...the petitioner No. 1 with effect from 01.10.2001, which was disposed of after noting the clear stand taken by the.

Paragraph no. 9 of the judgment shall read as follows:

It is seen from the record of the writ petition at hand that the petitioner No. 1 filed a writ petition (SWP No. 1854/2012) seeking a direction to

the respondents to give benefit under Government order No. 595-Edu of 2009 dated 28th July, 2009 to the petitioner No. 1 with effect from

01.10.2001, which was disposed of after noting the clear stand taken by the respondents that there was no impediment in way of the petitioner to

get the grade of Rs. 6500-10500 with effect from 01.10.2001, which was fairly conceded by learned counsel for the respondents. Upon this

concession of the respondents, this Court directed the respondents to extend benefit available under the Government Order No. 181-Edu of

2012, dated 27.02.2012 to the petitioner.

3.

This order shall form part of the judgment dated 05.08.2015 passed in SWP No. 2073/2013. Registry shall inform the learned counsel for the

parties accordingly as also the publishers.