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72.—(1) If an order appealed against is not a final decision, the taking of the appeal does not stay procedure in the case and the divisional court may make such order, or interim order, as appears to it to be requisite having regard to the balance of convenience.(1)
(2) Without prejudice to the generality of paragraph (1) an order, or interim order, under that paragraph may include one—
(a)concerning the preservation of evidence;
(b)for the consignation or payment of money;
(c)as regards custody of anything; or
(d)for the production of documents.
(3) Except on special cause shown, any such order or interim order is not to be subject to review other than when the appeal is heard or determined.
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