Article 164. Correction of Clerical Errors and Arithmetic Errors

The court that adopted the decision, at the request of the person participating in the case, the state executor, other bodies entrusted with the execution of the court decision, or on its own initiative, shall have the right to correct the clerical errors and arithmetic errors made in the decision without changing its content.

An application for correcting clerical errors or arithmetic errors shall be considered at a court session with the notification of the persons participating in the case, the state executor or other bodies entrusted with the execution of the court decision, in the manner prescribed by Article 124 of this Code. However, their failure to appear shall not be an obstacle to the consideration of the application.

An application for the correction of clerical errors or arithmetic errors shall be considered within twenty days from the date of its submission.

A determination shall be issued on the correction of clerical errors, arithmetic errors or refusal to correct them.

The determination on the correction of clerical errors, arithmetic errors or the refusal to correct them may be appealed (protested).