Husband tells court wife has breached sworn undertaking over immersion

The court hears that 'in the morning, the immersion is switched on and...in the evening, it is miraculously switched off and there is plenty of cold water, no hot water'
The court heard that the use of the shower heated by the immersion “is very important” to the husband due to the nature of the work he engages in during the day. File picture: iStock

The court heard that the use of the shower heated by the immersion “is very important” to the husband due to the nature of the work he engages in during the day. File picture: iStock

A husband has claimed in court that his wife has breached sworn undertakings given in court in relation to the use of an immersion switch in the family home.

In the case at the Family Law Court, the couple each have temporary Protection Orders against each other and have provided sworn undertakings in court that cover the use of the house immersion switch which is to be left on during the day. The couple are separated but continue to live with their children in the family home.

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