Stay applications in the Supreme Court

A court order to stop the enforcement of a writ of possession is called a stay. Its purpose is usually to give you time to take some other action, such as challenging the judgment for possession that is the basis of the writ, or making a hardship application. Stay applications are made in the Common Law Division of the Supreme Court.

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