Noelle & Fournier

In *Noelle & Fournier*, Dawe J of the Supreme Court of Victoria considered a dispute concerning the division of property between the parties. The specific nature of the dispute, beyond it being a property division matter, is not detailed in the provided text.

The primary legal issue before the court was the application of the principles established in *Rice v Rice* and *Asplund v Asplund* to the present case. This involved determining how certain assets or contributions should be treated in the context of property settlement.

Dawe J determined that further consideration of the *Rice* and *Asplund* arguments was necessary. Consequently, the court adjourned this aspect of the proceedings to a later date for further argument before another judge. The court made no final orders regarding the property division itself at this stage.