Croydon and Buz Yahid

In the matter of *Croydon and Buz Yahid*, Young J of the Family Court of Australia made orders concerning the division of property and liabilities between the husband and wife. The proceedings involved applications for final property orders.

The court was required to determine how the parties' assets and liabilities, including a property, bank accounts, superannuation, and personal debts, should be divided. The court also had to consider the wife's applications for final orders and the husband's responses.

Young J ordered that the wife retain sole ownership of the property located in Victoria, subject to her sole responsibility for the associated mortgage liability. Each party was to retain their respective furniture, chattels, motor vehicles, personal possessions, monies invested in bank or financial accounts, and superannuation benefits. Furthermore, each party was to be solely liable for their personal debts, excluding the specified mortgage. The wife's applications for final orders and the husband's responses were dismissed. The court also made orders regarding the transcription and provision of reasons for judgment, the return of subpoenaed documents, and directed that there be no orders as to costs.