Jessep and Phelp

In the matter of *Jessep and Phelp*, heard before Judge Neville, the dispute concerned an application by the Mother to file an Amended Third Party Debt Notice. The specific details of the underlying dispute between the parties are not elaborated upon in the provided text, but the application relates to the recovery of a debt.

The primary legal issue before the Court was whether to grant the Mother leave to file an Amended Third Party Debt Notice, and if so, under what conditions. The Court was also required to consider whether to dispense with certain procedural requirements, specifically the filing of an accompanying affidavit.

Judge Neville granted the Mother leave to file the Amended Third Party Debt Notice within 14 days, specifying the exact amounts to be included for the debt, interest, and costs of the application. The Court also dispensed with the requirement for an affidavit to be filed concurrently with the notice. The orders stipulated that if the Amended Third Party Debt Notice was not filed within the specified timeframe, all outstanding applications would be dismissed.