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The amendment of the decree related to the actual amount of costs, which was not settled in the judgment, but which, under the second
paragraph of Section 206 of the Code of Civil Procedure, had as usual to be determined subsequent to judgment for entry in the decree. An order
passed by the Court determining such amount must be treated as a continuation or completion of the judgment and the amendment made was,
therefore, substantially an amendment made on review of judgment, and Article 179, Clause (3), of the second schedule of the Limitation Act
strictly applies. The cases of Kali Prosanno Basu Roy v. Lal Mohun Guha Roy ILR 25 Calc. 258 and Daya Kishan v. Nanhi Begam ILR 20 All.
304 were cases where the decree differed from what appeared on the face of he judgment. As this is not a similar case, it is unnecessary for us to
express any opinion on the contrary decisions arrived at in those cases. We dismiss the second appeal with costs.