The Employment Tribunal Procedure Rules 2024
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67 Correction of clerical mistakes and accidental slips
(1) The Tribunal may at any time correct any clerical mistake or other accidental slip or omission in any order, judgment or other document produced by the Tribunal. (2) If a correction is made under this rule, any published version of the document must also be corrected. (3) If any document is corrected by the Tribunal under this rule, a copy of the corrected version, approved by the presiding member of that Tribunal or in accordance with rule 61 (absence of presiding member), must be sent to all the parties. (4) If any document is corrected by a member of staff in accordance with rule 7(1) (delegation to staff) and this rule, a copy of the corrected version, approved by that member of staff, must be sent to all the parties.
67 Correction of clerical mistakes and accidental slips
(1) The Tribunal may at any time correct any clerical mistake or other accidental slip or omission in any order, judgment or other document produced by the Tribunal. (2) If a correction is made under this rule, any published version of the document must also be corrected. (3) If any document is corrected by the Tribunal under this rule, a copy of the corrected version, approved by the presiding member of that Tribunal or in accordance with rule 61 (absence of presiding member), must be sent to all the parties. (4) If any document is corrected by a member of staff in accordance with rule 7(1) (delegation to staff) and this rule, a copy of the corrected version, approved by that member of staff, must be sent to all the parties.
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