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Section 435 - Supreme Court Rules 2000 - Clerical mistakes in judgments — Zoe

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### 435 Clerical mistakes in judgments > Any clerical mistake or omission in a judgment or order may at any time be corrected by – > > > > (a) the Court or a judge, on its or his or her own motion; or > > > > > (b) on application or consent memorandum to the registrar.

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