Iqbal and Jaheer

In the matter of *Iqbal and Jaheer*, heard before Cronin J, the dispute concerned applications relating to family law proceedings. The orders indicate a complex procedural history involving multiple applications and existing orders, with the parties, identified as the mother and father, seeking various forms of relief.

The court was required to determine the appropriate course for the ongoing litigation, including the management of existing applications, the filing of amended applications, and the stay of certain prior orders. The court also considered an application for costs made by the father.

Cronin J varied an earlier order to adjourn an application to a specific date and time in the Judicial Duty List. The mother was directed to file and serve an amended application by a specified date, and certain paragraphs of previous orders were stayed until further order. The father was ordered to file and serve a response to the mother's application by a set deadline. Several applications were otherwise dismissed, while the substantive application to set aside prior orders was adjourned for trial. The father's application for costs was dismissed.