Lone and Lone

In the matter of *Lone and Lone*, heard before Mushin J, the dispute concerned the division of property between a husband and wife. The specific details of the parties' respective claims and the precise nature of their dispute are not elaborated upon in the provided text, beyond the ultimate orders made.

The court was required to determine the appropriate orders for the division of property between the parties. This involved considering the assets to be distributed and the mechanism by which such distribution would be effected, including the potential need for court intervention to facilitate the transfer of property.

Mushin J ordered that the husband and wife forthwith take all necessary steps, including signing documents, to transfer all their right, title, and interest in a specific property located in Victoria to the wife, at her expense. To ensure the efficacy of this order, the court appointed a registrar of the Melbourne registry to execute any necessary deeds or instruments in the husband's name, thereby giving validity to the property transfer. Furthermore, all other property and personal items were to vest in the party presently in possession. The court dismissed all other applications and reserved liberty to all parties to apply.