The NSW Court of Appeal applies the 'appropriateness' test from Sibuse for stays pending special leave applications to the High Court, which is less stringent than the 'exceptional circumstances' test the High Court itself applies. The prospect of bankruptcy rendering an appeal nugatory is a relevant factor supporting a stay. Mareva-type restraints may be imposed as a condition of the stay to protect the successful party's position.
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