Wimble and Wimble
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[2011] FamCA 423
•30 May 2011
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Wimble and Wimble [2011] FamCA 423
[2011] FamCA 423
30 May 2011
CaseChat Overview and Summary
In *Wimble and Wimble*, heard before Murphy J of the Family Court of Australia, the parties were engaged in proceedings concerning their children. The specific nature of the dispute, beyond its family law context, is not detailed in the provided text.
The court was required to determine the procedural steps necessary to advance the matter towards a final hearing. This included setting a date for the final hearing and establishing a process for directions to ensure the matter was adequately prepared. A further issue was whether leave should be granted for a third party, the father of the Respondent, to appear by telephone at a directions hearing before a Registrar.
Murphy J ordered that the final hearing be scheduled for two days commencing on 15 November 2011. A directions hearing was also ordered to be listed before a Registrar to facilitate preparation for the final hearing, with the default being a telephone conference unless otherwise directed. Crucially, leave was granted for Mr R, the father of the Respondent, to appear by phone at this directions hearing. The court noted that its reasons for judgment would be provided to assist the parties and the Registrar in their preparations.
The court was required to determine the procedural steps necessary to advance the matter towards a final hearing. This included setting a date for the final hearing and establishing a process for directions to ensure the matter was adequately prepared. A further issue was whether leave should be granted for a third party, the father of the Respondent, to appear by telephone at a directions hearing before a Registrar.
Murphy J ordered that the final hearing be scheduled for two days commencing on 15 November 2011. A directions hearing was also ordered to be listed before a Registrar to facilitate preparation for the final hearing, with the default being a telephone conference unless otherwise directed. Crucially, leave was granted for Mr R, the father of the Respondent, to appear by phone at this directions hearing. The court noted that its reasons for judgment would be provided to assist the parties and the Registrar in their preparations.
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