Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:F2024C00417:reg:3:p76
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:F2024C00417
Segment Type: reg
Provision Reference: reg 3 (pt 76/100)
Character Range: 301034–303476

of the order or undertaking or any continuation (with or without variation) of the order or undertaking; and
 (b) to pay compensation referred to in paragraph (a) to the person affected by the order or undertaking.
 (6) Subrules (2) to (5) are subject to any requirements specified in these Rules for the giving of particular undertakings.

10.19  When an order is made
 (1) An order is made:
 (a) in a hearing or trial—when it is pronounced in court by the judicial officer; or
 (b) in any other case—when it is signed and sealed.
 (2) An order takes effect on the date it is made, unless otherwise stated.
 (3) A party is entitled to receive:
 (a) a sealed copy of an order; and
 (b) if the order is rectified by the court—a sealed copy of the rectified order; and
 (c) a copy of any published reasons for judgment.
 (4) Subrule (3) does not apply to a procedural order.

10.20  When must an order be entered
 (1) An order must be entered into the records of the court if:
 (a) the order takes effect on the signing of the order; or
 (b) the order is to be served; or
 (c) the order is to be enforced; or
 (d) an appeal from the order has been instituted or an application for leave to appeal has been made; or
 (e) a step is to be taken under the order; or
 (f) the court directs that the order be entered.
 (2) However, an order need not be entered if it merely (in addition to any provision as to costs):
 (a) makes an extension or abridgment of time; or
 (b) grants leave or makes a direction:
 (i) to amend a document (other than an order); or
 (ii) to file a document; or
 (iii) for an act to be done by an officer of the court other than a lawyer; or
 (c) gives directions about the conduct of proceedings.

10.21  Entry of orders
 (1) An order may be entered:
 (a) in the Federal Circuit and Family Court (Division 1)—under an arrangement under section 79 of the Federal Circuit and Family Court Act; or
 (b) in any court—under the seal of the court signed by:
 (i) a Judge; or
 (ii) a Judicial Registrar; or
 (iii) an officer of the court acting with the authority of the Chief Executive Officer.
 (2) For the purposes of paragraph (1)(b), an order may be signed by electronic means.
 (3) An order may be entered, in accordance with subrule (1):
 (a) in the registry; or
 (b) in court; or
 (c) in chambers.

Part 10.5—Summary disposal

10.22  Dismissal for want of prosecution
 (1) If a party has not taken a step in a proceeding