About correction in the counter and judgment order copy
mahesh
(Querist) 27 January 2014
This query is : Resolved
respected sir i am the elder son in my family my father died intestate living myself and two younger brothers and one younger sister as his legal heirs.after the death of my father i got married at the age of 32 years. after my marriage some misunderstandings developed between myself and my wife and one day my wife left my home along with my male child. and she applied for divorce under section 13(1)(ia) in the senior civil judge court and simultaneously she filed another ase for maintainence under section125 CrPc in judicial first class magistrate court. i defended both cases and the divorce case filed by my wife has ben dismissed and in the maintainence case the judge ordered to pay an amount of Rs.5000/- for them.(my wife and child) which i am paying it to them.after this my wife again filed a civil miscellaneous appeal in the high court of Ap against the orders of the divorce case O.P.i am defending the case as party in person in the high court. and my point is recently while going through the certified copies of the divorce OP case i founded a typing mistake in the counter (Which i had submitted in the lower court as a respondent)that we are only two sons in my family, but actually we are 3 sons and 1 daughter for my father all of us are legal heirs for my fathers self acquired house property which stands in the name of my father. the same mistake has been reflected in the judgement order copy of the divorce case in the lower court. my point is As it is a blunder mistake which i have not noticed up to now and now i want to correct that mistake.by what way i can get corrected my counter copy and the judgement copy.Is it possible to file a Petiton in the high court of A.P , If it is possible what kind of Petition has to be filed. as i am appearing as party in person in the high court can i apply for it in the high court by myself.please give me sujjestion as early as possible.
Devajyoti Barman
(Expert) 27 January 2014
You can apply for such correction u/s 152 cpc in the lower court.
It would be corrected.
Rajendra K Goyal
(Expert) 27 January 2014
Agree to the expert Devajyoti Barman ji.
Thyagarajan
(Expert) 27 January 2014
Ensure correction of your blunder will be of any use in the circumstances of the case.
T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate
(Expert) 27 January 2014
Expert Mr. Thyagarajan rightly raised a query. What is it going to make a difference in the divorce case whether your father had two sons or three sons. She has filed a divorce case and you are contesting it on merits, if this error is going to make any difference then proceed with amendment or else ignore it.
