Elphinghorn and Elphinghorn

In the matter of *Elphinghorn and Elphinghorn*, heard before Justice Cronin, the dispute concerned the sale of certain assets, specifically real property at B and a business known as E Business. The court was tasked with determining the appropriate method for the sale of these assets.

The central legal issue before the court was how best to achieve a sale of the real property and the business. This involved considering various methods of sale and the information required to make an informed decision on this matter.

Justice Cronin directed that both the husband and wife were to obtain and file lists from three estate agents regarding the sale of the real property, detailing proposed sale letters, expected sale prices, or reserve prices for auctions. Similarly, they were to obtain lists from three business sales agents concerning the sale of E Business, outlining the requirements, method of sale, and anticipated sale price. The court reserved its decision on the method of sale until after this information was provided, with liberty to apply granted. Costs were reserved.