203. A party desiring to obtain an order from the Court or Judge shall ordinarily make oral application for the same, but the Court or Judge may, on the application being made, direct that a written application be furnished.
Where a written application is furnished, it shall be filed by the Registrar.
204. Except where by these Rules it is otherwise provided, no order affecting the interests of any person other than the person on whose application the order is made, shall be made unless notice of the application shall have been given to all other persons interested, except in the case hereinafter provided.
205. The Court or Judge may, on proof of urgency or other peculiar circumstances, make a temporary order, notwithstanding that no notice of the application has been given, on such terms, as to the furnishing of security or otherwise, as shall appear to be just.
206. No such order shall remain in force for a longer period than shall be necessary for service of notice thereof on all parties affected thereby and for enabling them to appear before the Court or Judge and object thereto, and the Court or Judge may, by the order, fix a time within which notice of the order shall be served on the parties affected thereby and for their appearance.
207. Any person desiring to apply for an order, shall in the first place apply to the Registrar to fix a day for the hearing thereof, and shall then serve notice of the application and of the day and hour appointed for the hearing thereof on all parties affected thereby.
208. When the application comes on for hearing, the Court or Judge, after hearing the parties, or, in the absence of any of them, on proof that the notice of the application has been duly served, may make such order as shall seem fit.
209. The hearing of any application may from time to time be adjourned upon such terms, if any, as shall seem fit to the Court or Judge.
210. Every order shall be drawn up\and entered in the same manner as judgments are required to be drawn up and entered by these Rules.