Principle

CIVIL PROCEDURE – Stay of Execution – Special Circumstances – Strong Grounds of Appeal Not Sufficient Alone

Area of law
CIVIL PROCEDURE
Court
Supreme Court

Strong grounds of appeal, while relevant, are insufficient alone to warrant stay. "May include...but...not enough" means: strong grounds are factor but not decisive, must combine with other circumstances, and don't automatically justify stay. Reasons for insufficiency: (1) Strong grounds don't guarantee success—appeals with apparently strong…

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