Rule 240 of the High Court Rules provides that:“240. Granting of Order(1) At the conclusion of the hearing or thereafter, the court may refuse the application or may grant the order applied for, including a provisional order, or any variation of such order or provisional order, whether or not general ...
Rule 240 of the High Court Rules provides that:
“240. Granting of Order
(1) At the conclusion of the hearing or thereafter, the court may refuse the application or may grant the order applied for, including a provisional order, or any variation of such order or provisional order, whether or not general or other relief has been asked for, and may make such order as to costs as it thinks fit.
[Subrule amended by S.I. 25 of 1993 and S.I. 33 of 1996]
(2) Where the court grants a provisional order under subrule (1), Rule 247 shall apply, mutatis mutandis, to the provisional order as though it were granted following a chamber application.”
