Medlow and Medlow

In the matter of *Medlow and Medlow*, heard before Rees J, the wife filed an application alleging contempt against the husband. The specific nature of the alleged contempt is not detailed in the provided text, but it arose within the context of family law proceedings.

The central legal issue before the court was whether the husband had, in fact, committed contempt of court as alleged by the wife. This required the court to assess the evidence presented by the wife against the relevant legal standards for establishing contempt.

Rees J dismissed the wife's application. While the reasons for this dismissal are not elaborated upon in the provided text, the outcome indicates that the court was not satisfied that the threshold for proving contempt had been met. The court's decision implies that the evidence presented did not establish, to the required legal standard, that the husband had breached any court orders or otherwise acted in contempt.

Consequently, the court ordered that the Application–Contempt filed by the wife on 29 September 2015 be dismissed.