(1) The judge shall make a statement or make a statement or make a judgment or order in the case himself. However, the judge will not be hindered from having the judgment or order typed or written down, and from asking any court employee to make a statement or written statement.
(2) Notwithstanding anything contained in sub-section (1), in the absence of the District Judge, the Registrar of the District Court may order a statement or affidavit and order the accused to be kept in custody, on bail or on bail.
(3) After appearing in the court, the district judge shall consider the order made in accordance with sub-section (2) and if such order is not found to be in accordance with the law, he shall cause it to be made in accordance with the law.