(3) An offer may relate to liability, quantum, matters in issue in the action or any order, remedy or relief sought. (4) A party may file and serve a notice of withdrawal or variation of an offer which has not been accepted. (5) A party may file and serve an acceptance of an offer. (6) A party may request the Registrar to enter judgment in the terms of an accepted offer and the Registrar must enter it accordingly. 56. (1) At any time before final judgment, a party may pay (with or without an admission of liability) to the Registrar such sum of money as he or she thinks sufficient to satisfy the claim against that party, together with the costs of the other party and interest up to the time of such payment. (2) At the time of making any such payment, the party so paying must give notice in writing to the other party of the payment. (3) The other party may file and serve a notice in writing accepting the sum of money, and such notice will operate as full satisfaction of that other party's claim. (4) If no notice of acceptance is filed the sum of money must abide the event. (5) The Registrar must pay the sum of money to the party entitled to it in accordance either with the notice of acceptance or the outcome of the event. 57. (1) An offer to consent to judgment must specify whether the offer is inclusive of costs and interest, or if the offer is not so inclusive it must specify what is offered for the costs of the other party and what is offered for interest up to the date of such offer. (2) If there is a failure to comply with Sub-rule (1) the party accepting the offer is entitled to costs and interest or whichever of costs and interest is not specified up to the expiration of 14 days from the date of service of the offer in addition to the sum offered. The extent of an offer to consent to judgment or payment of a sum of money to 58. the Registrar must not be communicated to the judicial officer hearing the trial of the action until final judgment is given. 59. (1) In making an order as to costs at the trial of an action, the Court will take into account any offer to consent to judgment, or any payment of a sum of money to the Registrar, and any refusal or failure to accept such offer or payment. (2) Unless the Court for special reasons orders otherwise -
(3) An offer may relate to liability, quantum, matters in issue in the action or any order, remedy or relief sought. (4) A party may file and serve a notice of withdrawal or variation of an offer which has not been accepted. (5) A party may file and serve an acceptance of an offer. (6) A party may request the Registrar to enter judgment in the terms of an accepted offer and the Registrar must enter it accordingly. 56. (1) At any time before final judgment, a party may pay (with or without an admission of liability) to the Registrar such sum of money as he or she thinks sufficient to satisfy the claim against that party, together with the costs of the other party and interest up to the time of such payment. (2) At the time of making any such payment, the party so paying must give notice in writing to the other party of the payment. (3) The other party may file and serve a notice in writing accepting the sum of money, and such notice will operate as full satisfaction of that other party's claim. (4) If no notice of acceptance is filed the sum of money must abide the event. (5) The Registrar must pay the sum of money to the party entitled to it in accordance either with the notice of acceptance or the outcome of the event. 57. (1) An offer to consent to judgment must specify whether the offer is inclusive of costs and interest, or if the offer is not so inclusive it must specify what is offered for the costs of the other party and what is offered for interest up to the date of such offer. (2) If there is a failure to comply with Sub-rule (1) the party accepting the offer is entitled to costs and interest or whichever of costs and interest is not specified up to the expiration of 14 days from the date of service of the offer in addition to the sum offered. 58. The extent of an offer to consent to judgment or payment of a sum of money to the Registrar must not be communicated to the judicial officer hearing the trial of the action until final judgment is given. 59. (1) In making an order as to costs at the trial of an action, the Court will take into account any offer to consent to judgment, or any payment of a sum of money to the Registrar, and any refusal or failure to accept such offer or payment. (2) Unless the Court for special reasons orders otherwise -