The grant of special leave to appeal by the High Court removes the requirement to establish exceptional or special circumstances for a stay, but the balance of convenience remains a relevant consideration in determining the terms upon which a stay is granted. Dawson J's statement in Myer Emporium (No 1) about the risk of a successful appellant not being restored to their former position describes circumstances that may constitute special circumstances, not a standalone test applicable after special leave is granted.
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