Orders—reasons
1608 Orders—reasons
If the court makes an order, and its reasons for the order are put in writing, the court may make the order orally without stating the reasons.
The reasons of the court for making any order in a proceeding may, if in writing, be published—
by the reasons being delivered in court to a judicial officer’s associate or an appropriate officer of the court for a copy to be given to each party; or
by a copy of the reasons signed by the judicial officer making the order being given to an appropriate officer of the court to deliver in court and a copy being given to each party.
Order is defined in the dictionary to include judgment (see also def made).
The reasons of a court for a proposed order may be published before the order is made.
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