ZAMANI & WALDERA

In the matter of Zamani & Waldera, heard before Judge Young, the dispute concerned applications relating to property and costs. The wife sought to rely on an affidavit filed on 28 May 2020, while the husband was ordered to vacate the matrimonial home, granting the wife sole use and occupation.

The court was required to determine whether the wife's affidavit of 28 May 2020 should be disallowed. Further, the court had to consider the costs associated with obtaining a Registrar's signature on a Sales Agency Agreement, as well as the costs of the current application. The court also needed to address the husband's obligation to vacate the property and the dismissal of all extant applications.

Judge Young disallowed the affidavit filed by the wife on 28 May 2020. The court ordered the husband to pay the wife's costs for obtaining the Registrar's signature on the Sales Agency Agreement, totalling $1,254.00. The husband was also directed to vacate the property within 28 days, leaving it in good order and clean, after which the wife would have sole use and occupation. The husband was further ordered to pay the wife's costs for the present application in the sum of $2,467.00. Finally, all extant applications before the court were dismissed.