(1) This rule deals with applications for —
(a) an interim injunction under rule 17.1(1) (b);
(b) a freezing order under rule 17.1 (1) (j);
(c) a search order under rule 17.1(1)(1);
(d) an order authorising a person to enter any land or building for the purpose of carrying out an order under paragraph (e); and
(e) an order for the detention, custody or preservation of relevant property under rule 17.1(1)(h)(ii).
(2) Unless the court otherwise directs, a party applying for an interim order under this rule must undertake to abide by any order as to damages caused by the granting or extension of the order.
(3) An application for an interim order under this rule may in the first instance be made on 3 days' notice to the respondent.
(4) The court may grant an interim order under this rule on an application made without notice for a period of not more than 28 days (unless any of these rules permits a longer period) if it is satisfied that —
(a) in a case of urgency no notice is possible; or
(b) that to give notice would defeat the purpose of the application.
(5) On granting an order under paragraph (4) the court must —
(a) fix a date for further consideration of the application; and
(b) fix a date (which may be later than the date under paragraph (a)) on which the injunction will terminate unless a further order is made on the further consideration of the application.
(6) When an order is made under paragraph (4), the applicant must, not less than 7 days before the date fixed for further consideration of the application, serve the respondent personally with —
(a) the application for an interim order;
(b) the evidence on affidavit in support of the application;
(c) any interim order made without notice; and
(d) notice of the date and time on which the court will further consider the application.
(7) An application to extend an interim order under this rule must be made on notice to the respondent unless the court otherwise orders.