4 The awarding of interest thereon is according to equitable principle of being just to the parties given the findings of fact[1]. In the holistic circumstances of the case - a domestic relationship of nearly two decades in which no major adverse finding of causal conduct as to separation is made - it is not just to award interest since date of issuance of proceedings or penalty interest on judgment. It is submitted on behalf of the plaintiff that interest should be awarded since judgment, on general principle and because as there are no orders for transfer or sale the defendant will retain increases in value. I do not consider it just to award interest since issuance of proceedings: first (and less significantly) because the amount awarded was not for a debt, sum certain or pursuant to constructive trust; second (and more significantly) because the judgment was one comprehending the holistic personal and financial relationship of domestic partners over nearly two decades; and third because the plaintiff resides in the Cobram unencumbered premises whereas the defendant presently resides in rented accommodation. As to interest since judgment, I consider it is just to order interest at the rate of 7.5%.