Casson, M.K. and Casson, G.

The Full Court of the Supreme Court of Victoria heard an appeal concerning a dispute between M.K. Casson and G. Casson. The nature of the dispute, as it reached the Full Court, involved an application for leave to appeal against an order made by a single judge of the Supreme Court.

The central legal issue before the Full Court was whether the single judge had erred in law in making the original order. Specifically, the court was required to determine if the single judge had correctly applied the relevant legal principles when considering the application before them, and whether the order made was therefore a proper exercise of judicial discretion.

The Full Court, comprising Ellis, Baker and McCall JJ, reviewed the evidence and submissions presented to the single judge. Their Honours considered the grounds of appeal advanced by the applicants and assessed whether any errors of law or fact had occurred. The reasoning of the Full Court would have involved an analysis of the legal tests applicable to the original application and a determination of whether those tests had been met.

The outcome of the appeal, and the specific orders made by the Full Court, are not detailed in the provided text.