The Court of Appeal dissolved a stay of execution of a writ of possession that had been granted pending appeal, following the determination of the appeal adversely to the applicant. The Court noted that a stay granted 'until further order' pending an appeal may, by analogy with interlocutory injunctions, cease to operate upon pronouncement of the appeal orders, but made an express order dissolving the stay to put the matter beyond argument.
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