(1) A judgment or order in a proceeding to which this Order applies is authenticated when—
(a) the Judge of the Court or Associate Judge or judicial registrar giving the judgment or making the order causes his or her electronic signature to be applied to the judgment or order;
(b) if that Judge or Associate Judge or judicial registrar is unable for sufficient cause to do so, another Judge or Associate Judge or judicial registrar (as the case requires) causes his or her electronic signature to be applied to the judgment or order; or
(c) the Prothonotary causes his or her electronic signature to be applied to the judgment or order—
and the seal of the Court is affixed to the judgment or order by the system automatically affixing an electronic watermark or electronic stamp containing a facsimile of the Court seal to the judgment or order.
(2) A judgment or an order that has been authenticated in accordance with paragraph (1) is filed when it can be viewed in the case page.
(3) Nothing in this Rule prevents the authentication in accordance with Order 60 of a judgment or order in a proceeding to which this Order applies.