Provided that the order may direct that the Judgment shall not be entered until a given date, in
which case it shall take effect from that date.
Judge may direct time for payment or performance and interest.
5.
The judge at the time of making any Judgment or order or at any time afterwards, may direct the
time within which the payment is to be made or other act is to be done, reckoned from the date of
the Judgment or order or from some other point of time, as the judge deems fit and may order
interest at a rate not exceeding ten per cent per annum to be paid upon any Judgment.
Payment by installment.
6.
(1) when any Judgment or order directs the payment of money, the court may, upon sufficient
reason, order that the amount shall be paid by installments with or without interest.
(2)
The order may be made at the lime of giving Judgment or at anytime afterwards and may be
rescinded upon sufficient cause at any time.
Time to be stated for doing any act
7.
Every Judgment or order made in any cause or matter requiring any person to do an act shall
state the time or the time after service of the Judgment or order, within which the act is to be
done.
Judgment by consent where defendant appears by a legal practitioner.
8.
In any cause or matter where the defendant has appeared by a legal practitioner, no order for
entering Judgment shall be made by consent unless the consent of the defendant is given in
writing and counter-signed by the defendant's legal practitioner.
Judgment by consent where defendant has no legal practitioner.
9.
Where the defendant has no legal practitioner such order shall not be made unless the defendant
gives consent in person in open Court.
Notice when Judgment reserved.
10.
If the Court reserves Judgment at the hearing, parties to the suit shall be served with notice to
attend and hear Judgment, unless the court at the hearing states the day on which Judgment will
be delivered, in which case there shall be no further notice.
When parties deemed to have had notice.
11.
All parties shall be deemed to have notice of the decision or Judgment if pronounced at the hearing,
and all parties served with notice to attend and hear Judgment shall be deemed to have notice of the
Judgment when pronounced.
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