Hilton and Hilton

In *Hilton and Hilton*, heard by Judge Harland, the dispute concerned the possession of a property. The orders indicate that the wife sought and was granted exclusive possession of the property, with the husband being required to vacate within a specified timeframe.

The central legal issue before the Court was whether to grant an order for possession of the property to the wife, and consequently, to compel the husband to vacate. This involved the Court's power to make such orders in the context of family law proceedings.

Judge Harland ordered that the husband vacate the property within 21 days. In the event of the husband's failure to comply, the Court authorised the issuance of a warrant for possession, empowering an enforcement officer to give possession to the wife. Furthermore, the husband was ordered to pay the wife's costs, fixed at $3,422.50, to be deducted from his share of the property's proceeds.