15.3.—(1) An interim faculty may be granted on such terms as appear to the chancellor to be just.
(2) In particular, an interim faculty may be granted on terms as to—
(a)the giving of such notice of the works or other proposals as the court may direct;
(b)the cessation of works or other action pending further order of the court if any objection is raised;
(c)the giving by the applicants of undertakings to comply with any directions of the court, including any direction relating to reinstatement following the carrying out of any works authorised by the interim faculty.
(3) If an application for an interim faculty is made before faculty proceedings have been started, unless the chancellor orders otherwise, the applicant must give an undertaking to submit a petition for a faculty in respect of the works or other proposals within a period of time specified by the chancellor.
(4) An interim faculty may be varied, extended or revoked by the court as it thinks fit.