Supreme Court of India
Daljit Singh Gujral & Ors. v. Jagjit Singh Arora & Ors.
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Judgment, page 7
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JUDGMENTS: Application for correction of judgment - Scope of - Petition c u/s 482 CrPC for quashing proceedings of a complaint case relating to medical negligence - Single Judge of High Court framing issue on the premise that patient died due to wrong treatment and medical negligence - Petition dismissed - Subsequently, on an application by complainant single Judge 0 issuing orders to correct the words "dead" and "death" in the judgment as "the brink of death" - Held: It cannot be said that single Judge was merely correcting an accidental omission or typographical error - By correcting the
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