62.20 Variation, discharge or revocation of an order, direction or decision of a single judge
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(1) Any order, direction or decision made or given by a single judge may be varied, discharged or revoked by two judges where the order, direction or decision relates to an appeal of a class which may be heard and determined by two judges and by the full court in any case.
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(2) A party may not apply to vary, discharge or revoke an order, direction or decision —
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(a) allowing an extension of time for appealing from a judgment or order; or
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(b) granting or giving unconditional leave to defend an action.
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(3) The hearing of an application to vary, discharge or revoke an order, direction or decision made by a single judge may be made within 14 days of the date of the order, direction or decision.
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(4) An application to vary, discharge or revoke an order, direction or decision made or given by a single judge may be made within 14 days of the date of the order, direction or decision.
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(5) New evidence must not be filed in support of an application under paragraph (3) unless the court permits.
• See The Windward Islands and Leeward Islands (Court's) Order in Council, 1959, section 10(3) and rules 2.5 (4) and (5) which provide for actions that may be heard and determined by two judges of the court and actions that may be heard and determined by the full court.