Supreme Court Rules 2000

The registrar is to settle the form of a judgment or order if requested to do so by a party.

A judgment or order is not to include any matter not provided for in subrule (3).

A judgment or order is to specify the following:the originating or other process on which the judgment or order was obtained; the judgment or the order made; any finding of fact by the Court or a judge essential to ground jurisdiction; the terms of any undertaking given by a party; any other matter the Court or judge directs.

If the Court or a judge so orders, or a party so requires, a judgment or order is to identify by way of annexure the evidence before the Court or judge.

Subject to any direction of the Court or a judge, the party in whose favour a judgment has been given or an order has been made may prepare a draft of the judgment or order and leave it with the registrar to be settled.

If the party referred to in subrule (5) fails to leave the draft judgment or order with the registrar within 7 days after the judgment was given or order was made, any other party may do so.

If a draft is left with the registrar more than one year after the judgment was given or order was made, the registrar may decline to settle the draft without the leave of the Court or a judge.