In examining its
jurisdiction with regards to the sale of the property in Portugal, the Court in Macedo conceded that it did not have the power to vest title of the property in the wife, but found that it had
jurisdiction in personam
over the
husband and could order the
husband to sell the property in Portugal, or, alternatively, the
husband could pay the wife for her share of the property minus his interest in the Canadian property: Having said this, the court is satisfied that it retains
jurisdiction in personam against the Respondent in this
jurisdiction.