Rule 72 of The Employment and Labour Relations Court (Procedure) Rules: Decrees

(1) The Registrar shall draw, seal and issue each order of decree of the Court.
(2) An order or decree shall be drawn in accordance with the decision of the Court and shall specify
clearly in paragraphs the relief sought and granted, any other determination and costs, if any.
(3) An order or a decree shall specify the date on which the judgment, ruling, order, or decree was given
being the date it was delivered by the Court, and the date it is issued being the date it is signed and
sealed by the Registrar.
(4) Any party to a suit may prepare a draft decree and submit it for approval by the other party to the
suit, who shall approve it with of without amendment, or reject it, within seven days of service and
if the draft is approved by the party, it shall be submitted to the Registrar who, if satisfied that it is
drawn in accordance with the judgment, shall sign and seal the decree accordingly.
(5) If no approval of or disagreement with the draft decree is received within seven days after service,
the Registrar, on receipt of notice in writing to that effect, if satisfied that the draft decree is drawn
in accordance with the judgment, shall sign and seal the decree accordingly.
(6) Notwithstanding subrules (4) and (5), the Registrar may, upon request by a trade union or litigant
acting in person, draw, sign, and seal a decree in accordance with the judgment.