(1) A judgment or an order shall not include by way of recital any matter not provided for in paragraph (2).
(2) A judgment or an order shall by way of recital specify—
(a) the originating or other process upon which the judgment or order was obtained;
(b) whether any party who was entitled to attend on the hearing of the application to which the judgment or order relates did or did not attend and, if the party did, whether in person or by counsel or solicitor;
(c) any finding by the Court of fact essential to ground jurisdiction;
(d) the terms of any undertaking given by a party;
(e) such other matters as the Court may direct.
(3) Where the Court so orders or any party so requires, a judgment or an order shall by way of annexure identify the evidence before the Court.