REAL PROPERTY — application for extension of caveats — in the alternative an application for injunction restraining the defendant from dealing with two parcels of land — Family Provisions Act claim by a brother in law of the defendant in relation to the estate of his late mother, including a claim for designation of two of the properties currently held by the defendant as notional estate — defendant and her husband separated and entered in to a Deed of Settlement in relation to marital assets, including the properties he inherited from his late mother — conduct allegedly designed to remove the assets from the plaintiff's reach without his knowledge — plaintiffs application for access to the terms of the Deed of Settlement refused by the Family Court of Australia — but plaintiff intends to appeal from that decision — whether plaintiff has a caveatable interest in the properties because of his Family Provisions Act claim or otherwise — whether the estate's executor has a caveatable interest — whether the circumstances warrant the grant of an injunction in the nature of a freezing order — whether balance of convenience warrants the issue of an injunction.
Case Details
Citation[2013] NSWSC 1491
CourtNSWSC
JurisdictionNew South Wales
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