Defines key terms: “disposition” as any disposition of property other than by will or codicil; “relief” as financial or material benefits conferred by specified statutory orders; and “reviewable disposition” in spouse-relief proceedings, excluding dispositions for valuable consideration to persons acting in good faith without notice of intent to defeat a claim. Provides who may apply: a person with undetermined relief proceedings, granted leave under section 23(3), or intending to apply after one year’s ordinary residence.

The court may restrain proposed dispositions or transfers out of the jurisdiction, set aside reviewable dispositions made with the intention of defeating a claim (including where relief has already been granted), and include implementation provisions such as payments or disposal of property. Where section 27(1) conditions are unmet, orders under subsection (2) are limited to the family home. A presumption of intent applies to dispositions within three years or proposed dispositions unless rebutted; applications to set aside under subsection (2)(a)(II) or (b) are barred after six years from the disposition date.