New Order 9th opctober, page-87

I think the court order is being held in reserve until whatever happens happens. They vacated the meaty bits, but they're able to put them back in with 3 days notice - as per Chat GPT:

In an Australian court order, the phrase "Liberty to apply on 3 days’ notice to the other parties" means that any party involved in the case is given the right (or "liberty") to make further applications to the court in relation to the matter, provided that they give at least 3 days' notice to the other parties in the case. This allows parties to request additional orders or directions from the court without needing a completely new hearing, but they must inform the other parties in advance, giving them enough time (in this case, 3 days) to prepare and respond. It helps ensure fairness by allowing everyone involved in the case to be aware of and respond to any new applications or issues that arise.

And as for the other paragraph: to the victor goes the spoils (and not the costs):

The term "Costs in the cause" in an Australian court order refers to the allocation of legal costs in a case. It means that the party who ultimately wins the case (the party in whose favor the "cause" or overall case is decided) will also be entitled to have their legal costs paid by the losing party. However, the actual determination of who will bear the costs is deferred until the final judgment is made.In simpler terms, if the court makes this order, it won’t decide at that moment who should pay legal costs. Instead, the costs will be determined at the conclusion of the case, and the losing party will generally be required to pay the winning party's costs.