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Ruygrok v Ruygrok
canada, canadian, case law, court opinion, canlii, abca, 2026abca289, 2026 abca 289 (canlii), 2026, abca, 289, (canlii), 2601-0130ac, 2026, family, child support, retroactive and ongoing child support, appeal of child support order and denial of application to set aside, streamlined trial not attended and allegation of inadequate notice, enforcement through maintenance enforcement program referenced, child support order under appeal and enforcement context addressed, stay application denied, security ordered, procedure, stay pending appeal, stay of enforcement, google inc v equustek solutions inc, 2017 scc 34, “just and equitable”, serious issue, irreparable harm, and balance of convenience with reference to best interests of the child, whether seizure and sale are imminent and harm irreparable, failure to establish irreparable harm or best interests basis, stay denied, procedure, security for costs, alberta rules of court, alta reg 124/2010, r 4.22 and r 14.67(2), whether it is just and reasonable to order security for costs, enforceability against assets in alberta and difficulty enforcing costs orders, merits not shown to be high and no undue prejudice claimed, security for costs granted, appeal deemed abandoned if not posted
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