Supreme Court dismisses appeal regarding traffic insurance compensation as a condition for granting further stay of deportation.

The Supreme Court dismissed the applicant's appeal against the refusal of a further stay of deportation. The applicant argued that the lack of traffic insurance compensation was an unjustified barrier to obtaining the stay. The court held that the statutory requirements for a stay of deportation do not include traffic insurance compensation as a mandatory condition. Consequently, the refusal was upheld because the applicant failed to meet the other substantive criteria for the stay.