Gresham and Gresham (No 3)

This matter came before Henderson J concerning an application by the Applicant Wife following orders made on 11 October 2019. The dispute involved the division of assets and liabilities between the Applicant Wife and the Respondent Husband, including property, bank accounts, and superannuation interests.

The court was required to determine the terms of interim orders pending the wife's appeal, specifically regarding the application of rental income from a property at D Street, Suburb E, and the execution of orders for the division of various financial assets. The court also considered the implications of the wife's potential refusal or neglect to comply with the substantive orders.

Henderson J ordered that Order 23 of the previous orders be stayed pending further order or the determination of the wife's appeal. The court further directed that rental income from the D Street property be applied first to the ANZ mortgage, council rates, and insurance, then to maintenance costs for sale preparation. Any remaining rent was to be paid to the wife in full satisfaction of amounts the husband was required to pay under Order 30, including spousal maintenance. The wife was also ordered to take all necessary steps to comply with specific orders concerning the division of a UK Investment Bond, ANZ joint bank accounts, the transfer of her interest in the G Street property to the husband, and the equal division of two Country Q pensions. In the event of the wife's non-compliance, the Registrar of the Court was appointed to execute necessary documents pursuant to section 106A of the *Family Law Act 1975* (Cth).