Where success on a ground of appeal would not entitle the appellant to have the judgment for possession set aside in full (because a residual liability would remain), that ground does not support a stay of execution of the writ of possession. An applicant for a stay who has taken no steps to pay any amount into court or to the judgment creditor, and whose property is not a residence, faces significant difficulty in demonstrating a proper basis for a stay.
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