Supreme Court Rules 1987

(1) This rule does not apply if one or more of the parties to a proceeding is a person who is under a disability.

(2) Subject to subrule (3), if the parties to a proceeding consent to the making of a judgment or order in the proceeding, each of the parties (or their solicitors) may sign and file a written consent to the making of the judgment or order.

(3) When written consent to a judgment or order is filed under subrule (2), the Registrar may bring the matter before a Judge who may, without any further application made to or further hearing by, the Judge, direct the

Registrar to draw up the judgment or order in accordance with the terms of the consent and sign and seal the judgment or order.

(4) A judgment or order referred to in subrule (3) is to state that it is made by consent.

(5) A judgment or order referred to in subrule (3) has the same force and validity as if it were made after a hearing by the Judge.

(6) This rule does not limit or otherwise affect the powers of an Associate Judge under rule

77.01(2).

Order 60 Authentication and filing of judgments and orders