Order drafting rules require the registrar to draw orders; judge may dispense and a signed memorandum suffices. Rule 37 requires the Registrar to draw up every order unless the Judge or Registrar directs otherwise; where no formal order is drawn, a signed or ... Summary
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Order drafting rules require the registrar to draw orders; judge may dispense and a signed memorandum suffices.
Rule 37 requires the Registrar to draw up every order unless the Judge or Registrar directs otherwise; where no formal order is drawn, a signed or initialled note or memorandum by the Judge or Registrar suffices as evidence. The order's date is the actual date it was made. Where costs awarded require taxation the order must direct payment when taxed, and if costs have been fixed or taxed prior to drawing up, the order must direct payment of the ascertained amount.
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