Supreme Court Rules 2000

If by a judgment further proceedings are necessary, the Court or a judge, when giving the judgment or at any later stage, may give directions for the conduct of those proceedings.

The Court or a judge may give directions with respect to any or all of the following:the taking of any account or the making of any inquiry; the evidence to be adduced on the account or inquiry; the preparation of any draft instrument directed by the judgment to be settled and the making of any objections to the draft; the parties required to attend the proceedings; the representation – by the same practitioner of parties who constitute a class; and by different practitioners of parties who ought to be separately represented; the time for taking each step in the proceedings and the day or days for the further attendance of the parties; the publication of advertisements for creditors or other claimants and the time for creditors and claimants to respond.

The Court or a judge may revoke or vary any direction given under this Division.