In the event of a clerical error in an LTB order, the typical remedy is to do what?

• A. Ignore the error.
• B. Ask a neighbor for advice.
• C. Request amendment of the order.
• D. File an appeal to the superior court.

Answer: (C)

Clerical mistakes in an LTB order are corrected by amending the order. The board can issue an amended order to fix names, dates, numbers, or other typographical errors without altering the actual decision that was reached. This is the proper, faster fix because it makes the document accurately reflect what the tribunal decided, preventing enforcement problems or confusion later. Ignoring the error doesn’t correct the record, and getting neighborly advice isn’t a formal remedy. An appeal to the superior court is a different route used for substantive questions or points of law, not for straightforward clerical corrections.