A Mississippi Order Granting Motion to Lift Stay is a court order issued by a Mississippi court that allows a party to proceed with an action or suit that was previously stayed. This type of court order may be issued in a variety of circumstances, such as when a party requests a motion to lift the stay, when a party requests a stay pending resolution of some other matter, or when a party requests a stay due to a change in circumstances. There are two types of Mississippi Order Granting Motion to Lift Stay: a temporary stay and a permanent stay. A temporary stay allows the party to proceed with the action or suit for a limited time period, while a permanent stay allows the party to proceed with the action or suit indefinitely. In both cases, the court will specify the conditions that must be met in order for the stay to remain in effect.
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