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August 2008
In Re: Robinson and Another v Auld and Another (CL 83 of 2008) [2008] TCASC 13 (6 August 2008) Refusal of stay pending appeal where public interest and prejudice to the Inquiry outweighed applicants' concerns. Civil procedure — stay pending appeal — 'arguable appeal'/'real chance' threshold; balance of prejudice to parties; public interest and statutory time limits for Commissions of Inquiry; risk of irreparable reputational harm and burden of proof for stay applications.	6 August 2008

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August 2008

In Re: Robinson and Another v Auld and Another (CL 83 of 2008) [2008] TCASC 13 (6 August 2008)

Refusal of stay pending appeal where public interest and prejudice to the Inquiry outweighed applicants' concerns.

Civil procedure — stay pending appeal — 'arguable appeal'/'real chance' threshold; balance of prejudice to parties; public interest and statutory time limits for Commissions of Inquiry; risk of irreparable reputational harm and burden of proof for stay applications.

6 August 2008