Order transmission procedure governs immediate forwarding, scrutiny, initialling, and communication after pronouncement. Transmission of an order after pronouncement requires the Court officer to immediately send the order and case file to the Deputy Registrar or Assistant Registrar. That officer must scrutinise the record for compliance with the rules, initial the outer cover with the date, and then transmit the file and order to the Registrar for preparation of copies and communication to the parties.
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Order transmission procedure governs immediate forwarding, scrutiny, initialling, and communication after pronouncement.
Transmission of an order after pronouncement requires the Court officer to immediately send the order and case file to the Deputy Registrar or Assistant Registrar. That officer must scrutinise the record for compliance with the rules, initial the outer cover with the date, and then transmit the file and order to the Registrar for preparation of copies and communication to the parties.
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