Joss and Gorlay

In *Joss and Gorlay*, the parties sought orders from the court concerning the division of their property. The dispute involved the transfer of various real properties, the allocation of financial resources, and the division of superannuation interests.

The court was required to determine the terms of the property settlement between the parties, including the payment of a sum of money, the transfer of specific real estate, and the division of superannuation entitlements. The court also had to address the ongoing liabilities and responsibilities associated with the properties and superannuation funds pending their final division.

The court ordered the husband to pay the wife $80,000 by a specified date, contemporaneously with which the parties were to transfer their respective interests in certain properties to each other and provide indemnities for associated liabilities. In the event of non-payment, the property designated as Property A was to be sold, with proceeds applied to costs, encumbrances, the outstanding payment to the wife, and any balance to the husband. Pending payment or sale, each party was granted sole occupation of specific properties and was responsible for associated mortgage payments and outgoings. The court also made detailed orders regarding the division of superannuation interests, including a 100% allocation of splittable payments from the husband's self-managed superannuation fund to the wife, and a specific monetary amount to be allocated to the wife from the husband's interest in another superannuation fund. The husband was restrained from dealing with his interest in the latter fund in a manner that would render it a non-splittable payment. Provisions were made for the appointment of a Registrar to execute documents if necessary, and liberty to apply was granted in relation to the implementation of the superannuation orders.