Farthing and Robinson and Anor

In *Farthing and Robinson and Anor*, heard before Judge Bender, the appellant sought to appeal a decision concerning child support. The respondents were the Second Respondent and the First Respondent, though the specific nature of their involvement in the dispute beyond being respondents is not detailed. The core of the matter revolved around the appellant's challenge to a prior determination regarding child support obligations.

The primary legal issue before the Court was whether the Amended Notice of Appeal (Child Support) filed on 4 November 2015 should be upheld or dismissed. This required the Court to consider the merits of the appellant's grounds of appeal against the child support decision.

The Court ultimately dismissed the Amended Notice of Appeal. While the reasons for this dismissal are not elaborated upon in the provided text, the outcome indicates that the Court found no sufficient grounds to overturn the original child support determination. The Court also made provision for the potential for the Second Respondent to seek costs, outlining a process for submissions and affidavits to be exchanged between the parties and the Court regarding this matter.