--(1) An order for an interim remedy may be made at any time, including-
----(a) before a claim has been made; and
----(b) after judgment has been given.
--(2) However-
----(a) paragraph (1) is subject to any rule which provides otherwise;
----(b) the court may grant an interim remedy before a claim has been made only if-
--------(i) the matter is urgent; or
--------(ii) it is otherwise necessary to do so in the interests of justice; and
----(c) unless the court otherwise orders, a defendant may not apply for any of the orders listed in rule 17.1(1) before he has entered an appearance under Part 9.
--(3) Where the court grants an interim remedy before a claim has been commenced, it must require an undertaking to issue a claim.
Notes
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