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29.11.—(1) Except as provided by a rule or a practice direction, every judgment or order will be drawn up by the court unless—
(a)the court orders a party to draw it up;
(b)a party, with the permission of the court, agrees to draw it up; or
(c)the court dispenses with the need to draw it up.
(2) The court may direct that—
(a)a judgment or an order drawn up by a party must be checked by the court before it is sealed(GL); or
(b)before a judgment or an order is drawn up by the court, the parties must file an agreed statement of its terms.
(3) Where a judgment or an order is to be drawn up by a party—
(a)that party must file it no later than 7 days after the date on which the court ordered or gave permission for the order to be drawn up so that it can be sealed by the court; and
(b)if that party fails to file it within that period, any other party may draw it up and file it.
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