The applicant brought a motion for summary judgment to enforce a marriage contract (Maher) requiring the respondent to pay $60,000 in satisfaction of family property claims.
The respondent argued the contract was altered after signing and its terms were uncertain.
The court found the contract was validly executed and not altered.
However, the promise of '150 square metres of land in Canada' was void for uncertainty.
The promises of 14 gold coins and travel to Makka were sufficiently certain and valued at $4,606 and $11,240 respectively.
The respondent was ordered to pay $15,846.
