Rule 6 - Judgments and Findings(a) Except as to parties in default, judgments covered by Rule 58(d) of the Rules of Civil Procedure shall not be signed until the expiration of five days after the proposed form thereof has been served as all pleadings are required to be served, unless the opposite party or his counsel shall endorse thereon the words, "Approved as to form." Objections to the form of any judgment must be filed within five days after the proposed form has been served, and unless otherwise directed shall be heard and determined on the succeeding Law and Motion Day, unless for good cause an earlier hearing be directed.(b) When findings of fact and conclusions of law are made by the trial court in accordance with Rule 52(a) of the Rules of Civil Procedure, the party in whose favor the judgment and findings of fact and conclusions of law are to be made shall reduce the same to writing within five days from the Court's announcement, or within such further time as the Court may order. He shall thereupon serve a copy thereof on opposing counsel and file the original. Opposing counsel shall have five days after service upon him of said proposed findings of fact, conclusions of law, and judgment, or such further time as the Court may order, in which to file written objections thereto or to any portion thereof; and if he fails to do so within such period, the judge may approve the same.