Adamson and Fuller and Anor

In the matter of *Adamson and Fuller and Anor*, Cronin J of the Supreme Court of Victoria considered a dispute between the parties concerning property. The specific nature of the dispute, beyond the sale of a property at C Town and attendance at premises at D Town, is not detailed in the provided text.

The court was required to determine several matters, including the terms for the settlement of the sale of the C Town property, the continuation or modification of an injunction restraining the respondent from attending the D Town premises, and the procedural steps for the parties to file and serve amended applications and responses. The court also reserved the costs of the applicant.

Cronin J made orders granting liberty to apply concerning the settlement of the C Town property sale, adjourning outstanding applications, and continuing an injunction regarding the D Town premises with specific limitations. The court also set strict timelines for the filing and service of amended applications and responses, indicating a need for further proceedings. The reasons for the day's decisions concerning the C Town property sale were to be delivered as soon as practicable.