An Idaho Order Approving Stop & Granting Relief from Stay is a document issued by a court in the state of Idaho that grants relief from a stay of execution and approves a stipulation between the parties involved in a case. This type of order allows the parties to come to an agreement to suspend or terminate the case without requiring a court hearing. There are two types of Idaho Order Approving Stop & Granting Relief from Stay: (1) an order granting relief from stay of execution of judgment; and (2) an order granting relief from stay of injunction. In both cases, the order must be signed by the court and the stipulation must be approved by all parties involved. The order will typically provide details about the agreement, such as payment amounts, dates of execution, and any other relevant information. Once the order is granted, the parties are bound by the stipulation and any failure to comply with its terms can result in legal action.