Rectification application barred after Supreme Court dismissal, as the Tribunal's final order had already attained finality.

A rectification application was held not maintainable where the Tribunal's final order had already been carried in civil appeal to the Supreme Court and the appeal was dismissed. The Tribunal found no apparent mistake or error in its order and treated that order as final and affirmed. On that basis, it rejected the request for rectification, holding that no further correction could be entertained once the underlying order had attained finality after Supreme Court dismissal.

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Issues: Whether a rectification application could be maintained against the Tribunal's final order after the order had been challenged before and dismissed by the Supreme Court.

Analysis: The Tribunal noted that the application did not disclose any apparent mistake or error in the final order. It further recorded that the appellant had carried the entire final order in civil appeal to the Supreme Court, which had dismissed the appeal. On that basis, the Tribunal held that its final order stood affirmed and that no rectification application could be entertained.

Conclusion: The rectification application was not maintainable and was rejected.

Final Conclusion: The Tribunal treated the earlier final order as having attained finality after dismissal of the civil appeal by the Supreme Court, leaving no scope for rectification.

Ratio Decidendi: A rectification application cannot be maintained against an order that has already attained finality upon dismissal of the challenge before the Supreme Court.

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