Giberti and Rollins and Anor

The case of *Giberti and Rollins and Anor* concerned an application for interim parenting orders brought by an intervenor in proceedings before Hannam J of the Federal Circuit Court of Australia. The intervenor sought these orders in his Response to an Initiating Application filed on 29 September 2016.

The central legal issue before the court was whether the intervenor had established a sufficient basis to warrant the making of interim parenting orders in his favour. This required the court to consider the intervenor's standing and the merits of his application in the context of existing parenting proceedings.

Hannam J dismissed the intervenor's application for interim parenting orders. The court's reasoning, though not detailed in the provided text, led to the conclusion that the intervenor had not met the threshold for the grant of such orders at this interim stage. Consequently, the application was dismissed.