18 Dec 2015
J F C v N J C [2015] NZCA 632
- Citation
- [2015] NZCA 632
- Court
- Court of Appeal
The Court refused the stay because the applicant's appeal prospects were low and would not be rendered nugatory by refusal, the respondent would suffer irreparable prejudice (loss of employment and consequent detriment to the children's wellbeing) if a stay were granted, and detailed contact arrangements, undertakings and funds provided adequate protection pending appeal; accordingly balance of convenience favoured refusal.