Saylor and Hayden

In the matter of *Saylor and Hayden*, Justice Stevenson of the Supreme Court of New South Wales was required to determine the appropriate orders to be made following a dispute between the parties. The precise nature of the underlying dispute is not detailed in the provided text, but the court's final orders indicate that it involved a series of applications and previous directions.

The central legal issue before the court was the disposition of outstanding applications and the finalisation of any prior orders made in the proceeding. This required Justice Stevenson to consider the current status of the litigation and the parties' respective positions to determine whether to uphold, vary, or discharge existing orders and whether to proceed with or dismiss pending applications.

Justice Stevenson's reasoning led to the conclusion that all previously made orders in the matter should be discharged and all outstanding applications dismissed. This outcome suggests that the court found no further basis to continue the proceedings or to maintain any prior directions, effectively bringing the litigation to a close on the terms specified in the orders.