#Clerical Correction

The Bombay High Court has ruled that once a deemed conveyance certificate is issued under MOFA, the Competent Authority becomes functus officio and cannot later alter property allocations-such as proportionate shares in recreational space-through a corrigendum. This clarifies that clerical corrections under MOFA cannot resolve substantive disputes over land division, protecting societies and developers from post-conveyance administrative overreach.

The Bombay High Court has ruled that once a recovery certificate is issued, the authority becomes functus officio and cannot later insert interest without a fresh adjudication, even if the interest was mathematically calculable. This reinforces that clerical corrections cannot substantively alter liability, protecting borrowers from unilateral administrative expansion of debt beyond the original order.