(1) A written order,
notice or other instrument will be valid and effective for the purposes of
this Act despite non-compliance with a requirement of this Act as to the form
or contents of the instrument if its intended meaning and effect are
reasonably apparent from the instrument itself.
(2) Without limiting
the effect of subsection (1), if there is a clerical error or omission or
misdescription of a person in an order, notice or other instrument, the author
of the instrument, a person confirming or varying the instrument, or the
Tribunal, may make any necessary correction of the instrument, and any such
correction will be taken to have had effect from the date of the making of the
original instrument.