The Honourable Mr. Justice G. A. Campbell in a recent Superior Court decision provides good direction for motions for temporary order made in the early stages of litigation. He points that since in early motions for temporary relief materials are often hastily prepared, incomplete and contested, orders should aim to provide a reasonably acceptable solution on an expeditious basis. At a later stage in the proceeding when questioning under oath is completed and income disclosures are available, a thorough analysis of the facts and issues may become available. Therefore temporary order at an early stage are a temporary relief which may or may not having a bearing on the final determination of the issue.
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