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The man, given the pseudonym Mr Moss by the court, had to demolish the memorial garden he had established, which included removing headstones over buried urns containing his mother's and father's ashes.
Mr Moss and his former wife, known as Mrs Moss, ''desperately wanted'' the sole right to the southern highlands property.
But Justice Stewart Austin cited the ''transportability of [her] husband's mementoes'' as weighing in Mrs Moss's favour when deciding who should get the farm when their joint assets were carved up.
While the property had much sentimental value to Mr Moss, the ashes were not interred and the headstones were not immovably fixed, Justice Austin said. Mr Moss was given 14 days to dig up the urns and remove the headstones and a bronze bust of his father.
''It's a kick in the guts,'' he said. ''It's not just a block of land or a piece of dirt - it was my parents' home.''
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