1. The court may, either sua sponte or upon a motion of either litigant, and without pleadings, correct any purely material errors, whether typographical or mathematical, that exist in its decision or judgment. Such correction shall be made on the underlying decision or judgment, and shall be signed by the Presiding Judge of the hearing. 2. The material error shall include, among others, the improper posting or issuance of the decision or judgment on the electronic system. 3. If a decision denying the correction is issued, the same may only be challenged concurrently with the challenge against the original decision or judgment. For the decision that grants correction, it may be challenged independently based on the standard methods of challenge against the decision or judgment corrected.
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