WEI & QUEXING

The husband sought to discharge orders restricting his overseas travel and to be removed from the airport watch list, while the wife sought to be appointed trustee for sale of jointly owned property. The applications were heard by Stevenson J.

The court was required to determine whether restrictions on the husband's freedom to travel overseas should remain in place, and whether the jointly owned property should be sold on the basis that the husband had defaulted on mortgage contributions.

Regarding the travel restrictions, the court found that the husband was at liberty to travel subject to compliance with existing orders, implying that the restrictions were not absolute and could be managed. On the property issue, the court dismissed the wife's application as there was no sufficient evidence presented to establish that the husband had defaulted on his mortgage contributions.

Consequently, both the husband's application to discharge travel restrictions and the wife's application for the appointment of a trustee for sale were dismissed.