A decree, judgment or order can be amended if there is _________________?
Correct answer: D. Clerical or arithmetical error
- A. None of the these
- B. Factual error
- C. Conceptual error
- D. Clerical or arithmetical error
Explanation
Section 152 permits correction of clerical or arithmetical mistakes, or accidental slips and omissions, in a decree, judgment or order. It does not authorize the court to change the substance of its decision for a mere factual or conceptual error.
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