Rosario and Rosario

In the matter of *Rosario and Rosario*, Loughnan J made orders concerning the division of property between the parties. The dispute involved the transfer of two properties, located at Suburb C and Suburb E in New South Wales, from the husband to the wife, along with a motor vehicle. The orders also stipulated financial considerations and the discharge of existing liabilities.

The court was required to determine the terms of the property settlement, specifically the mechanism for transferring ownership of the specified real estate and the motor vehicle. This included specifying the conditions under which the transfers would occur, the financial adjustments to be made, and the responsibilities for discharging any secured debts on the properties. The court also needed to address potential defaults in compliance with its orders.

Loughnan J ordered that the husband transfer all his interest in the Suburb C and Suburb E properties to the wife within sixty days. Simultaneously, the wife was to pay the husband $15,000 and discharge the mortgages registered over both properties. In the event of the wife's default in these obligations, the properties were to be listed for sale, with proceeds to be used to discharge liabilities, pay the husband $15,000 (if not already paid), and the balance to be disbursed to the wife. The husband was also ordered to transfer a motor vehicle to the wife within seven days. Each party was to retain all other assets not specifically dealt with in the orders. The court further provided for the appointment of a Registrar to execute documents if either party failed to comply with the orders, and stipulated that the wife would bear the costs of preparing the necessary documentation and registration fees.