Supreme Court Rules 1987

(1) Where the Taxing Master taxes a bill, otherwise fixes or assesses an amount for costs, or makes an order under or in pursuance of rules 63.51(2) or 63.52(2), he shall state the result in the form of an order.

(2) The Taxing Master may, after the conclusion of the taxation of a bill, make a final order in respect of the amount at which he allows the costs or of his disallowance of the costs.

(3) In the course of the taxation, the Taxing Master may make separate and interim orders in respect of any item in a bill.

(4) Where, after an application has been made under rule 63.36 and a bill filed, the parties agree to the amount of costs payable under the bill, the

Taxing Master may make an order for payment of those costs by consent.

(5) An order under this rule shall be authenticated and filed in accordance with Order 60.

(6) The Taxing Master may at any time correct a clerical mistake in an order made under this rule.

(7) In subrules (5) and (6)

order means a final or interim order.