Prosser and Prosser & Anor

In *Prosser and Prosser & Anor*, the parties involved were Mr. Prosser and Ms. Prosser, and a third party, in proceedings before Baumann J of the Supreme Court of Victoria. The precise nature of the dispute is not detailed in the provided text, but it is evident that the court has delivered Reasons for Judgment, indicating a determination of substantive legal issues.

The primary legal issues before the court, as evidenced by the orders made, concerned the form of the final orders to be entered. The court was required to facilitate the parties' agreement on these orders, or in the absence of agreement, to determine the appropriate form of order based on its previously delivered Reasons for Judgment.

Baumann J's reasoning, as reflected in the orders, prioritised party agreement on the form of the orders. The court directed the parties to confer and attempt to reach a consensus within a specified timeframe. Should they fail to agree, the court provided a mechanism for it to consider competing draft orders submitted by each party and to pronounce a final order without further oral hearing. This approach underscores the court's intention to ensure the final orders accurately reflect its substantive findings and to promote efficiency in the finalisation of the proceedings.