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ATA/630/1997•Rectification of a clear but hard-to-detect calculation error
ATA/630/1997Court of Justice / Administrative ChamberOct 14, 1997Granted
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The Administrative Court granted an application to correct the dispositive part of one of its judgments. It considered that the mistake was a calculation error that was not immediately apparent but was nevertheless manifest. On that basis, the court held that rectification was possible at any time and admitted the correction.
LPA 85; rectification of an operative part affected by a calculation error; a manifest error may be corrected even if it is difficult to detect. A correction proceeding is admissible where the error is objectively ascertainable from the file and the judgment itself, and where the requested correction does not amount to a substantive review of the merits but merely restores the court’s actual intent (consid. unspecified). The temporal admissibility of rectification is not restricted by ordinary deadlines when the defect is a patent clerical or computational mistake.
Descripteurs
ASSURANCE SOCIALE; PREVOYANCE PROFESSIONNELLE; CALCUL; PRESTATION D'ASSURANCE(EN GENERAL); PROCEDURE ADMINISTRATIVE; ERREUR DE CALCUL; ACTION EN RECTIFICATION; PROC
Normes
LPA.85
Résumé
Le TA a admis la correction d'un dispositif d'arrêt sur la base d'une erreur de calcul difficile à déceler mais patente. Une telle rectification peut s'effectuer en tout temps.
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Whether the operative part of the judgment could be rectified because of a calculation error.
Yes. A calculation error that is hard to detect yet manifest may be corrected at any time.
The court treated the error as an evident clerical/calculation mistake affecting the dispositive part and held that such rectification is not time-barred.
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