STARTUP LEGAL2 Sept 2026
Court Fixes Lawyer's Name Against Wrong Party in Order
A recent court order corrected a clerical mistake. Lawyer Mr. Animesh Sinha had been wrongly shown as appearing for Opposite Party No. 4, when he actually appeared for Parties 1 and 2. The court allowed the correction. For anyone in a legal case, always verify the final order lists the right lawyers and parties.
Key Statutory Highlights
- Mr. Animesh Sinha's counsel appearance was wrongly recorded for Opposite Party No. 4.
- The correction application was allowed by the court.
- His presence is now recorded for Opposite Parties No. 1 and 2.
Actionable Advice for Taxpayers / Founders:Check any court order you receive to confirm your lawyer's name and party details are correct, and file a correction application if you spot an error.
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