(1)  A Full Court may direct any judgment given or order made to be settled by a judge in chambers or by the Associate Judge.

(2)  A judge may direct that any judgment or order given or made by that judge be settled by that or some other judge or by the Associate Judge.

(3)  If a party is dissatisfied with the judgment or order as settled by the registrar or other officer on the ground that it does not correspond with the judgment or order as pronounced, that party, on receipt of the settled draft, is to notify the registrar in writing of the party's dissatisfaction.

(4)  On the registrar being notified under subrule (3)  –

(a) the judgment or order is to be settled by a judge in chambers; and

(b) the registrar is to –

(i) obtain an appointment before a judge to settle the order; and

(ii) give 2 clear days' notice of the appointment to the parties.

(5)  A judge may require any party to produce any counsel's brief or other document required for the purpose of settling any judgment or order.

(6)  There is no appeal from the settlement of any judgment or order by a judge.