8.—(1) Unless the Court otherwise directs, any interlocutory application in proceedings on an application for judicial review may be made to a judge in chambers.
In this paragraph “interlocutory application” includes an application for an order under Order 24 or Order 26 or Order 38 rule 2(3), or for ail order dismissing the proceedings by consent of the parties.
(2) In relation to an order made by a master pursuant to, paragraph (1), Order 58, rule 1, shall have effect as if a reference to the Court were substituted for the reference to a judge in chambers.
(3) In a criminal cause or matter no appeal shall lie from an order made by a judge pursuant to paragraph (1), but an application may be made by motion within 5 days to the Court, constituted in accordance with rule 2, to set aside or discharge the order and to substitute such other order as the Court may think fit.
(4) This rule is without prejudice to any statutory provision or rule of law restricting the making of an order against the Crown.