The availability of an expedited appeal hearing is a significant factor in the balance of convenience on an application for interlocutory relief pending appeal. Where the appeal can be heard within approximately one week, the short duration of any prejudice to the applicant substantially reduces the case for interim relief, particularly where the respondent would suffer special prejudice from being denied the fruits of their victory at first instance.
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