Queensland Consolidated Regulations

UNIFORM CIVIL PROCEDURE RULES 1999 - REG 660

660 Order

(1) An order is made when the person making the order—

(a) pronounces the order in court; or

(b) pronounces the order while the court is hearing a proceeding, even though the person making the order is not physically present in court; or

Example—

an order pronounced during a view, or during a hearing in which the judge participates by telephone or other electronic means

(c) for a proceeding under chapter 13 , part 6 —initials or signs a document setting out the order; or

(d) for another proceeding—with the consent of all the parties affected by the order, initials or signs a document setting out the order.

(2) An order takes effect from the time it is made.

(3) However, the court may order that an order takes effect at an earlier or later time.