Dale and Tang-Li

In the matter of *Dale and Tang-Li*, heard before Watts J, the dispute concerned the terms of consent orders to be made between the parties. The court was presented with a document titled "Minute of Orders" for approval and incorporation into its judgment.

The primary legal issue before the court was to determine the specific obligations and consequences arising from the consent orders, and to ensure that these were clearly articulated to the parties. This involved considering the requirements of sections 65DA(2) and 62B of the relevant legislation, which mandate the inclusion of particulars regarding obligations, contravention consequences, and available assistance for compliance.

Watts J, by consent of the parties, made orders in terms of the annexed "Minute of Orders". Crucially, the court ordered that the particulars of the obligations created by these orders, the consequences of contravention, and information on who could assist the parties in adjusting to and complying with the orders, be set out in an attached Fact Sheet. These particulars were explicitly included within the court's orders, ensuring clarity and compliance with the statutory requirements.