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Mistake of court – Where substantial injustice would otherwise result, the Court has, in Their Lordships’ opinion, an inherent power to set aside its own judgments of condemnation so as to let in bona fide claims by parties.

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Mistake of court – Where substantial injustice would otherwise result, the Court has, in Their Lordships’ opinion, an inherent power to set aside its own judgments of condemnation so as to let in bona fide claims by parties.

Mistake of Court – To err is human, is the oftquoted saying. Courts including the apex one are no exception. To own up the mistake when judicial satisfaction is reached does not militate against its status or authority. Perhaps it would enhance both.”

Finality of the judgment – Mistake of court – Justice dispensation – Concern of this Court for rendering justice in a cause is not less important than the principle of finality of its judgment.

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Mistake of court – Where substantial injustice would otherwise result, the Court has, in Their Lordships’ opinion, an inherent power to set aside its own judgments of condemnation so as to let in bona fide claims by parties.

Mistake of Court – To err is human, is the oft­quoted saying. Courts including the apex one are no exception. To own up the mistake when judicial satisfaction is reached does not militate against its status or authority. Perhaps it would enhance both.”

Finality of the judgment – Mistake of court – Justice dispensation – Concern of this Court for rendering justice in a cause is not less important than the principle of finality of its judgment.

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Amendment Seeking Refund of Earnest Money as Alternative Relief Allowable at Any Stage; Limitation Not a Bar: P&H High Court

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District Magistrate’s Powers Under SARFAESI Act Section 14 Are Ministerial and Not Adjudicatory

Finality of the judgment – Mistake of court - Justice dispensation - Concern of this Court for rendering justice in a cause is not less important than the principle of finality of its judgment.

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Mistake of Court – To err is human, is the oftquoted saying. Courts including the apex one are no exception. To own up the mistake when judicial satisfaction is reached does not militate against its status or authority. Perhaps it would enhance both.”