Application For Extension Of Time Cannot Be Dismissed Due To Mentioning S.151 Of CPC Instead Of S. 29A Of Arbitration Act: Himachal Pradesh HC

The Himachal Pradesh High Court ruled that the incorrect mentioning of a provision in an application is not fatal to the case, emphasizing that the Court has the authority to pass orders under the correct legal provisions. The case concerned a procedural error in the application where the wrong legal provision was cited. The Court clarified that such errors should not automatically invalidate the application, provided the underlying issue is addressed. The judgment reinforced the flexibility within judicial processes, allowing courts to focus on the substance of the case rather than minor procedural mistakes. It affirmed that the Court can issue orders under the correct provisions.