RAYNOR & RAYNOR

In the proceeding of *Raynor & Raynor*, Wilson J considered an application for leave to intervene. The dispute involved the first and second proposed intervenors seeking to become parties to the ongoing legal action.

The primary legal issue before the Court was whether to grant leave for the proposed intervenors to join the proceeding as parties. This required an assessment of the intervenors' interest in the subject matter of the litigation and whether their intervention would be just and convenient.

Wilson J granted leave for the first and second proposed intervenors to intervene and become parties to the proceeding. The Court then directed the existing parties to prepare minutes for the ongoing conduct of the proceeding by a specified date and adjourned the further hearing for mention.