Lenz and Cull

In the matter of *Lenz and Cull*, heard before Le Poer Trench J, the husband sought to set aside a subpoena that had been issued by the court at the wife's request and served upon him. The wife had requested the subpoena, and the husband subsequently applied to have it discharged.

The central legal issue before the court was whether the subpoena, issued at the wife's request, should be set aside. This required the court to consider the validity and enforceability of the subpoena in the context of the matrimonial proceedings.

Le Poer Trench J dismissed the husband's application to set aside the subpoena. The court's reasoning, though not detailed in the provided text, indicates that the wife's request for the subpoena was found to be valid and that the husband had not established sufficient grounds to warrant its discharge. Consequently, the court upheld the subpoena's validity.