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2018 (11) TMI 1765 - AT - CustomsRectification of mistake - It is the contention of Learned Counsel for the applicant that the orders are not being implemented in full owing to the absence of reference to some of the orders impugned but not enumerated separately - case of Revenue is that these mistakes cannot be rectified at this stage as Section 129B(2) of Customs Act, 1962 restricts the correction of any order to six months from the date of its issue - HELD THAT:- Fundamental to the provision in law is that a mistake in an order should not be perpetuated and should not mark the disposal of an appeal against such order. Imposing a limitation on such rectification is counter productive and counter intuitive. While holding that the applications have been filed in time, we take note that the rectifications now sought for does not arise from the body of the decision of the Tribunal but to the absence of reference of the appeals that were considered for disposal in that order. This is a matter that can be rectified by the Registry. Application dismissed.
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