A party seeking interlocutory injunctive relief in the Court of Appeal's supervisory jurisdiction cannot reagitate factual findings made in the courts below; the complaint that reliance should not be placed on findings under challenge is without substance unless it can be shown the findings were wrong. Injunctive relief to maintain the status quo regarding children requires demonstration of both real prospects of success in challenging the judgment below and significant disruption from the proposed change in arrangements.
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