Crpc: can civiljudge change his order of case he disposed?

So far legal position is concerned, there would hardly be any doubt about the proposition that in terms of Section 152 C.P.C., and similar provisions in CrPc, any error occurred in the decree on account of arithmetical or clerical error or accidental slip may be rectified by the court. The principle behind the provision is that no party should suffer due to mistake of the court and whatever is intended by the court while passing the order or decree must be properly reflected therein, otherwise it would only be destructive to the principle of advancing the cause of justice. In your case there appears to be change of circumstances, as per the directives of the High court, as such the court should proceed with the change of circumstances, as if trying a new case.

So far legal position is concerned, there would hardly be any doubt about the proposition that in terms of Section 152 C.P.C. as well as similar provisions exists in CrPc,  any error occurred in the decree on account of arithmetical or clerical error or accidental slip may be rectified by the court. The principle behind the provision is that no party should suffer due to mistake of the court and whatever is intended by the court while passing the order or decree must be properly reflected therein, otherwise it would only be destructive to the principle of advancing the cause of justice. But in your case the facts does not reveal technical error as enumerated above. However, Civil Judge disposing off the case would invite the doctrine of Res Judicata under section 11 of the CPC as the Judge becomes functus officio. At the most he can submit the case records to the High court for proper orders.

Dear Sir, Thank you for the advise.. But still I have a confusion.

High court Judge has already ordered, the civil court receives the order, disposes the case.

Then Complanant apply for revision petiton to the same judge of High Court who had ordered earlier.

My question is that the complainant  should apply for the revision petetion to higher bench of high court not the same judge who has passed the ordered.

In my case the High court (same) judge receives the revision petition and changes his order.

Should I apply to the Higher bench of High Court.???