WHITCOMB & WHITCOMB (No.2)

In the matter of *Whitcomb & Whitcomb (No.2)*, heard before Judge Harman, the applicants sought to stay certain parenting orders. The court was required to determine whether to grant this application for a stay.

The central legal issue before the court was whether the applicants had established sufficient grounds to warrant a stay of the existing parenting orders. This involved an assessment of the merits of the application and whether it was appropriate to suspend the operation of the orders pending further proceedings or review.

Judge Harman dismissed the application, finding that the threshold for granting a stay had not been met. The court's reasoning, though not detailed in the provided text, led to the conclusion that the applicants had not demonstrated a compelling case for the suspension of the parenting orders. Consequently, the court ordered the dismissal of the Application in a Case filed on 7 December 2018. Furthermore, all other outstanding applications and responses were withdrawn and dismissed, with all related issues removed from the court's list of matters awaiting hearing.