HER MAJESTY’S ATTORNEY GENERAL v MR V BRUCE [2006] UKEAT 0586_05_1204
[1]THE HONOURABLE MR JUSTICE LANGSTAFF An Order once made should remain in force unless there is a good reason why it should be stayed. None is advanced. Nor can one be implied purely from the declaration by the respondent that he intends to appeal our decision.[2]If he succeeds in obtaining permission from the Court of Appeal he may invite that Court to consider staying our order. If he applies and fails there is no good reason for us to stay our order.[3]The logic of our decision is that the respondent should not be able to institute fresh proceedings without leave. This does not prevent him from seeking permission to appeal our order.