IRAC method: Identify (by citing in full) and describe a precedent case a court may be bound or persuaded by when deciding on the following case:

In the case of Wakeling v Ripley (1951) 51 SR (NSW) 183, the court found that the presumption that intention does not exist in domestic agreements could be rebutted. explain what is meant by, "The presumption that intention does not exist in domestic agreements could be rebutted" and the circumstances in which this may occur