Damani and Damani

In the matter of *Damani and Damani*, heard before Judge Harland, the dispute concerned an application for an injunction. The specific details of the parties' relationship and the precise nature of the dispute are not fully elaborated in the provided text, but the orders indicate a concern for the safety and well-being of a child born in 2012.

The central legal issue before the court was whether to grant an injunction restraining one party, identified as the mother, from allowing another party, identified as MR B, to come into contact with, communicate with, approach, or remain in close proximity to the child. The injunction also sought to prevent the mother from approaching or remaining within a specified distance of her own property if the child was present there.

Judge Harland granted the injunction, ordering that the mother be restrained from permitting MR B to have contact with, communicate with, approach, or remain within five metres of the child. Furthermore, the mother was restrained from going or remaining within 200 metres of her property at Suburb A if the child was present. The court also provided liberty for the parties to apply to bring the matter back for review on short notice.