Stewart and Allkins

In the matter of *Stewart and Allkins*, heard by Cleary J, the dispute concerned the division of assets and liabilities between a husband and wife. The specific nature of the dispute, beyond the division of property, is not detailed in the provided text.

The court was required to determine the appropriate orders for the division of various assets and liabilities between the parties. This included the allocation of specific properties, shareholdings in companies, business interests, superannuation entitlements, and other assets and liabilities. The court also needed to consider the mechanism for enforcing the execution of necessary documents.

Cleary J ordered a significant transfer of assets and liabilities. The wife was directed to pay a substantial sum to the husband and to take sole ownership of the Suburb D property and her interest in E Pty Ltd, while indemnifying the husband for associated liabilities. Conversely, the husband was to resign as Director of B Pty Ltd and transfer his shareholding to the wife, and retain his interest in F Pty Ltd and the "G" business, and the J Town property, indemnifying the wife for liabilities related to these. Each party was to retain their respective superannuation and other assets and liabilities in their own names. The court also made provision under section 106A of the *Family Law Act 1975* (Cth) for a Registrar to execute documents if a party failed to comply with an order.