REBEKEH & REBEKEH

In the matter of *Rebekeh & Rebekeh*, heard before Cronin J, the court was presented with a dispute between the parties, Rebekeh and Rebekeh. The precise nature of the dispute is not detailed in the provided text, however, the orders indicate that the matter was before the court for procedural directions and ultimately a final hearing.

The primary legal issue before Cronin J was to determine the appropriate procedural steps to advance the case towards a final resolution. This involved considering how to manage the extant applications and schedule the matter for initial procedural orders before a trial judge, followed by the allocation of a final hearing date.

Cronin J reasoned that the most efficient way to progress the litigation was to refer all outstanding applications to the Co-ordinating Registrar. This would allow for the scheduling of a procedural hearing to establish the necessary steps for the trial judge and to set a date for the final determination of the dispute. The judge further directed that their reasons for judgment be brought to the attention of the Co-ordinating Registrar, presumably to inform the Registrar's management of the case.

The court ordered that all extant applications be referred to the Co-ordinating Registrar for listing as soon as possible. This listing was to facilitate the making of procedural orders before a trial judge, with the matter thereafter to be given a final hearing date. The court also ordered that its reasons for judgment be brought to the attention of the Co-ordinating Registrar.