(a) Time. Except for judgments to be prepared by the court and entered pursuant to R. 3:21-5, formal written orders shall be presented to the courtin accordance with R. 4:42-l(e) except that only the original of the signed order shall be filed.
(b) Settlement by Motion or Consent. Except as otherwise provided by paragraph (c) of this rule, by other rule or by law, and except for ex parte matters and for judgments entered pursuant to R. 3:21-5, no judgment or order shall be signed on motion on notice to all parties affected thereby or unless the written approval of such attorneys or parties to the form thereof is endorsed thereon.
(c) Settlement of Notice. In lieu of settlement by motion of consent, the party proposing the form of judgement or order may forward the original thereof to the judge who heard the matter and shall serve a copy thereof on every other party not in default together with a notice that unless the judge and the proponent of the judgment or order are notified in writing of specific objections thereto within 5 days after such service, the judge may forthwith sign the judgement or order. If objection is made, the matter may be listed for hearing in the discretion of the court.