Wallis v Rudek

In *Wallis v Rudek*, the Court of Appeal considered an application by the appellants for a stay of an order requiring them to deliver vacant possession of premises. The dispute arose in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic, though the court noted this was not an issue of principle in its determination.

The central legal issue before the Court of Appeal was whether the order for vacant possession should be stayed pending the resolution of the appellants' appeal proceedings.

White JA, in delivering the judgment, did not provide detailed reasoning in the provided text. However, the outcome indicates that the court considered the application for a stay. The court directed the appellants' counsel to prepare short minutes of order in accordance with the reasons provided, suggesting that the court made a determination on the stay application.