2. After written consent has been given, the registrar, a prothonotary or a judge may, without further application, rule, sign and seal the order where, in the opinion of the clerk, prothonotary or judge, the court may, with the consent of the parties, make such an order or refer the matter to the Court of Justice: If deemed appropriate and without further request: Ask the Registrar to arrange, sign and seal the order in accordance with the terms of consent. 3. The order shall state that it shall be made by consensus and shall have the same force and validity as if it had been made after a hearing before the court. 1. The parties to proceedings or their lawyers may give their written consent to the adoption of a decision in those proceedings. [Article 16 inserted: Official Journal 3 Oct 1975 p. 3769; amended: Official Journal 26 March 1993 p. 3769. 1845; 28 October 1996 A.
5699; 28 Jul 2010 s. 3466-7; 16 August 2017 S. 4416; 27. February 2018, s. 569; SL 2022/74 r. 15.].
