Hande and Anor and Marlowe

This matter concerned an application for a stay of orders made by Judge Walker on 3 October 2013, brought before Judge Henderson. The dispute involved the welfare and delivery of a child, X, born in 2009.

The primary legal issue before Judge Henderson was whether to grant a stay of the previous orders, which presumably directed the delivery of the child X to the respondent, Ms Marlowe. This required the court to consider the grounds for granting a stay of execution pending further proceedings or appeals.

Judge Henderson dismissed the application for a stay. The reasoning for this decision is not detailed in the provided text, but the outcome indicates that the court found no sufficient grounds to prevent the immediate execution of Judge Walker's prior orders. The court's decision was to uphold the original orders rather than suspend them.

Consequently, Judge Henderson ordered that the applicants must deliver the child X to Ms Marlowe at a specified location and time on 17 October 2013.