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Court Of Chancery Explains Stay Law On Appeals
By Morris James LLP on January 16, 2014
Posted In Dissolution
A party aggrieved by a trial court's decision may seek a stay while it appeals. To win a stay, it must satisfy the so-called "Kirpat" test, particularly its requirement of irreparable harm absent a stay. This decision illustrates the analysis of the Kirpat factors.
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