Garrey and Crosby (No.2)

In *Garrey and Crosby (No.2)*, the Full Court of the Family Court of Australia considered an appeal concerning interim injunctions sought by the wife. The dispute arose in the context of family law proceedings, with the wife seeking interlocutory relief.

The primary legal issue before the Full Court was whether the wife had established a sufficient case to warrant the grant of interim injunctions. This involved an assessment of the legal tests applicable to such applications, particularly in the context of family law disputes where property division is a central concern.

The Full Court dismissed the wife's application for interim injunctions. While the specific reasoning for this dismissal is not detailed in the provided text, the outcome indicates that the wife failed to satisfy the necessary legal threshold for obtaining such relief at the interim stage. The Court also granted the parties leave to schedule a hearing for a Review Application filed on 28 August 2007.