1605
In forceOrders—making and effect
Chapter 2Civil proceedings generally
Part 2.16Judgments and other orders
1605 Orders—making and effect
(1)
An order of the court is made by the order—
(a)
being pronounced in court by the judicial officer making the order; or
(b)
being recorded, in accordance with the court’s practice, as having been entered.
Note
Order is defined in the dictionary to include judgment (see also def made).
(2)
An order takes effect on the day that the order is made.
(3)
However, the court may order that the order takes effect on an earlier or later date or at any earlier or later time.
Note
Pt 6.2 (Applications in proceedings) applies to an application for an order under r (3).
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