A debtor who admits the validity of a security interest and the occurrence of events of default, and who cannot pay money into court, is unlikely to obtain a stay of possession orders pending a special leave application to the High Court, even where the debtor claims the manner of enforcement was improper. The refusal of an intermediate appellate court to order a stay in such circumstances is most unlikely to attract a grant of special leave.
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