The case applies the established Alexander v Cambridge Credit Corporation test for stays pending appeal in the ACT Court of Appeal, confirming that arguable grounds of appeal, a real prospect of irremediable damage, and the likelihood of expeditious hearing justify a conditional stay. A stay may be granted on condition that the judgment sum (but not assessed costs) be paid into court.
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