| 1. |
Where the parties to an application have entered
into a settlement agreement, a judge will only make such settlement agreement
an order of court if |
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1.1. |
counsel representing all the parties to the application are present
in court and confirm the signature of their respective clients to the
settlement agreement and that their clients want the settlement agreement
made an order of court |
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or |
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1.2 |
proof to the satisfaction of the presiding judge is provided as
to the identity of the person who signed the settlement agreement and
that the parties thereto want the settlement made an order of court. |
| 2. |
Where the parties to an application have settled the application
on the terms set out in a draft order, a judge will only make such draft
order an order of court if |
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2.1 |
counsel representing all the parties to the application are present
in court and confirm that the draft order correctly reflects the terms
agreed upon;
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or |
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2.2 |
proof to the satisfaction of the presiding judge is provided that
the draft order correctly reflects the terms agreed upon |
| 3. |
All applications must be accompanied by a draft order reflecting
the precise terms of the relief sought. Such draft order must be filed
with the registrar at the time of issuing of the application. |
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