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T-15.01 - Act respecting the Administrative Housing Tribunal

Section 88
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88. The member who rendered a decision may correct it if it contains an error in writing or in calculation, or any other clerical error or, by obvious inadvertence, it grants more than was applied for or omits to adjudicate upon part of the application.
He may make the correction, on his own initiative or at the request of one of the parties, so long as the decision has not been appealed or reviewed or before the decision becomes executory.
The application for correction suspends the execution of the decision and interrupts the time allowed for appeal or review until the parties are notified of the decision.
1979, c. 48, s. 88; 1984, c. 47, s. 138; 2019, c. 28, s. 100.
88. The commissioner who rendered a decision may correct it if it contains an error in writing or in calculation, or any other clerical error or, by obvious inadvertence, it grants more than was demanded or omits to adjudicate upon part of the demand.
He may make the correction, ex officio or on the motion of one of the parties, so long as the decision has not been appealed or reviewed or before the decision becomes executory.
The motion for correction suspends the execution of the decision and interrupts the time allowed for appeal or review until the parties are notified of the decision.
1979, c. 48, s. 88; 1984, c. 47, s. 138.
88. The commissioner who rendered a decision may correct it if it contains an error in writing or in calculation, or any other clerical error or, by obvious inadvertence, it grants more than was demanded or omits to adjudicate upon part of the demand.
He may make the correction, exofficio or on the motion of one of the parties, so long as the decision has not been appealed or before the decision becomes executory.
The motion for correction suspends the execution of the decision and interrupts the time allowed for appeal until the parties are notified of the decision.
1979, c. 48, s. 88.
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