--(1) Every judgment or order must be drawn by the court, unless-
----(a) the court directs a party to draw it up;
----(b) a party with the consent of the court agrees to draw it up;
----(c) the court dispenses with the need to do so;
----(d) at the hearing a party gives the court a draft order which it approves; or
----(e) it is a consent order under rule 43.7.
--(2) The court may direct the parties to file an agreed statement of its terms before drawing the order.
--(3) Where a draft of an order or an agreed statement of terms is directed it must be filed no later than 7 days from the date on which the direction was given so that the court office may seal the order.
--(4) If a party fails to file a draft of an order within 7 days after the direction was given the court may order some other party to draw and file the order.
--(5) Every judgment or order drawn up by the court or a party shall be issued and transmitted electronically, unless otherwise directed by the court.
--(6) Every electronically issued order of the court shall bear the Judiciary's E-vrfy endorsement.
--(Rule 6.1 deals with who should serve the judgment or order)
Notes
Amended by Legal Notice 11 of 2022.
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