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Judgments and orders—drafting and formalities

Judgments and orders must show the date on which they were made and must be sealed by the court. Other requirements are dependent upon the type of judgment or order and the court in which it is made.

Courts may draw up orders or request that the parties do so. There are a number of court forms of orders and judgments. All consent orders are prepared by the parties.

Judgments can be given at the hearing or may be reserved to a later date. A reserved judgment is circulated to the parties

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