Supreme Court Rules 2000
551Pre-trial orders
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551 Pre-trial orders
(1) At the conclusion of a pre-trial conference, the judge may make a pre-trial order.
(2) A pre-trial order is to –
(a) direct that the proceeding be set down for trial; and
(b) recite –
(i) the action taken at the pre-trial conference to which it relates; and
(ii) any amendment allowed to the pleadings; and
(iii) any admission or agreement made or refused by the parties; and
(c) control the subsequent course of the action or other proceeding unless the trial judge otherwise orders; and
(d) be taken out and filed by the registrar and delivered to each of the parties, if so ordered by a judge.