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Rectification of Mistake - mistake apparent from the records - Application was rejected with the view of Third Member of the tribunal - the Judicial Member, who agreed with the petitioner, rightly held that if the observations made in the other portion of the impugned order were not eschewed, it would be fatal to the case of the petitioner. Furthermore, the mistake is clearly visible from the records and it does not require any long drawn reasoning for a prudent man to come to a conclusion that there is a mistake. - order rectified - HC
Rectification of Mistake - mistake apparent from the records - Application was rejected with the view of Third Member of the tribunal - the Judicial Member, who agreed with the petitioner, rightly held that if the observations made in the other portion of the impugned order were not eschewed, it would be fatal to the case of the petitioner. Furthermore, the mistake is clearly visible from the records and it does not require any long drawn reasoning for a prudent man to come to a conclusion that there is a mistake. - order rectified - HC
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