(a) Upon having the Order or Judgment attested by counsel for all parties thereto as being in conformity with the Court's decision by signature in a space provided just below the body of said Order or Judgment on the left-hand side of the page, and/or by an endorsement of the fact that any party is, or parties are, not represented by counsel, if that is the case;

OR

(b) After the passage of ten (10) days from the date of tendering the original of said Order or Judgment to the Judge, with service of a copy of same upon counsel for all parties, the Order or Judgment will be entered unless written objections thereto including a time for a Hearing scheduled pursuant to these Rules have been filed and served upon all parties and the Court by the objecting party or unless the Court for good reason feels that said Order or Judgment should not be entered, in which case, the Court will notify all counsel of a time and place for a Hearing to be had on the tendered Order or Judgment. The proposed Order or Judgment, for purposes of this paragraph, shall have attached thereto, or typed thereon, a Certificate of Service showing the fact of the tender and service and the date of the same and that the proposed Order or Judgment will be signed and entered unless written objections have been filed within ten (10) days from the date of service.

(a) Facsimile copies of Orders and Judgments will be received by the Clerk and entered in the same manner as if they were originals received in the mail. In other words, they will be entered upon receipt. Upon receipt of the original, the Clerk will attach it to the facsimile copy already of record.

(b) The appropriately marked and entered facsimile copy will for all legal requirements be considered the same as if the original had been entered at that time.