(1) A court may, on application by a person liable
to comply with a non-money order—
(a) stay the enforcement of all or part of
the order, including because of facts that arise or are discovered after the
order was made; and
(b) make the orders it considers appropriate.
(2) The
application must be supported by an affidavit stating the facts relied on by
the applicant.
(3) The application and affidavit must be served personally on
the person entitled to enforce the order at least 3 business days before the
hearing of the application.
