Wilcox v Richardson

In *Wilcox v Richardson*, the applicant sought a stay of proceedings. The primary judge had refused the application for a stay.

The sole legal issue before Mason P was whether the applicant had demonstrated a sufficient basis to warrant the grant of a stay of proceedings.

Mason P refused the stay, finding that there was no question of principle involved that would justify interfering with the primary judge's decision. The applicant had not established that the refusal of the stay was attended by error.