YASHAL & YASHAL (NO 2)

In the matter of *Yashal & Yashal (No 2)*, the wife sought various orders from Cronin J in the Family Court of Australia. The dispute concerned the wife's ability to obtain further orders and the husband's compliance with previous orders made on 1 December 2011.

The primary legal issues before the court were whether to extend existing orders, grant the wife leave to seek the issue of subpoenas and list an application as undefended, and whether to dismiss other interim applications. The court also considered the discharge of an undertaking given by the wife and the method of service of the orders and reasons for judgment.

Cronin J reasoned that paragraph 4 of the previous orders should be extended until further order, and granted the wife leave to approach the Registrar to seek the issue of subpoenas and to list her application as undefended, given the husband's non-compliance with a prior order. The court also discharged the wife's undertaking and granted her leave to serve the current orders on ANZ Bank and Commonwealth Bank concerning specific accounts. All other interim applications were dismissed. The wife's costs of the day were reserved.