(1) A single judge of the court may make orders for —
(a) an injunction restraining any party from disposing of or parting with possession of the subject matter of an appeal pending the determination of the appeal;
(b) a stay of execution on any judgment or order against which an appeal has been made pending the determination of the appeal;
(c) extension or abridgement of any time limit prescribed in this Part; and
(d) the giving of security for any costs occasioned by an appeal,
and may hear, determine and make orders on any other interlocutory application in the course of an appeal.
(2) The Chief Justice may designate a master or the Chief Registrar to make orders for —
(a) extension or abridgement of any time limit prescribed in this Part; and
(b) the giving of security for any costs occasioned by an appeal.
(3) An order made by a master or the Chief Registrar may be varied or discharged by a single judge.