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the judgment is entered is located.
8.06.2  Every award of costs under a judgment or order of the Court shall carry interest from the date of the order or certificate of taxation quantifying those costs at the rate of interest applicable to judgments of the Supreme Court of the State or Territory where the office of the Registry in which the proceeding is pending is located.

8.07  Stay, bail, preservation of property and other interlocutory orders
8.07.1  The Court or a Justice of its own motion or on application may at any time make such order as is necessary to effectuate the grant of original or appellate jurisdiction in the Court.
8.07.2  Without limiting the generality of rule 8.07.1, where any proceeding is pending in the Court, whether in its original or its appellate jurisdiction, the Court or a Justice on the application of a party may make such orders as are appropriate:
 (a) staying proceedings, whether in the Court or elsewhere, in whole or in part;
 (b) staying proceedings under any judgment or order, whether of the Court or otherwise;
 (c) admitting a person in custody to bail;
 (d) for the preservation of the subject matter of the proceeding.
8.07.3  Unless the Court or a Justice otherwise orders, an order admitting a person in custody to bail:
 (a) shall state the conditions on which that person is admitted to bail;
 (b) may be conditioned upon that person giving security by recognisance, one or more sureties or both by recognisance and one or more sureties; and
 (c) shall specify the time and place at which, and the person or court to whom, the person admitted to bail shall surrender.

Part 9—Service of process and other documents

9.01  Manner of service
9.01.1  An application for a constitutional or other writ, or a writ of summons, must be served personally on each defendant unless:
 (a) the solicitor for that defendant undertakes in writing to enter an appearance or a submitting appearance; or
 (b) the Court or a Justice otherwise orders.
9.01.2  An application for an order of removal shall be served by ordinary service on each party to the cause sought to be removed as if the address for service given by that party in the cause were that party's address for service in this Court.
9.01.3  An election petition shall be served in accordance with Chapter 3.
9.01.4  An application for special leave to appeal shall be served by ordinary service on each party to the proceeding in which the orders sought to be challenged were made as if the address for service given by that party in that proceeding were that party's address for service in this Court.
9.01.5  Unless