Supreme Court Says Trial Judge Should Not Face Strictures Over Typos in Ruling

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The Supreme Court stepped in to address critical remarks the Rajasthan High Court had made about a trial judge. The remarks followed minor typographical errors in a judgement. The High Court had sharply criticised these errors. The errors, however, did not change the outcome of the case. The Supreme Court's intervention put the focus back on the substance of the ruling rather than its clerical slips.

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