Stay of Execution Denial Upheld in Boundary Dispute

A party filed a complaint against a decision that denied their application for a stay of execution, which was sought pending a principal action concerning a dispute over property boundaries and easements, where the lower court had determined that the applicant failed to demonstrate a high likelihood of success in the main action or that irreparable harm would result from the immediate enforcement of the contested decision. The court upheld the denial of the stay, reasoning that the movant did not meet the necessary high threshold of probability for success in the principal case, nor was there sufficient evidence to establish that the continuation of the current situation pending the main litigation would cause harm that could not be adequately remedied by subsequent compensation if the movant ultimately prevailed.