Sure she can, although it would be prudent for her to deposit $1500 BZ, or whatever the amount of the highest repair bid is that she received, into a Belizean bank of her choice, file an affidavit stating that she has sufficient assets located in the jurisdiction, and that security for costs should be paid by Plaintiff before any further action may be taken. I would attach as Exhibits to the affidavit copies of the rental agreement, the estimates she has from reputable local mechanics, and a copy of her bank pass book binder reflecting her name and amount of money on deposit to the affidavit. Keep it honest, clean, organized, and the Supreme Court will be more likely to consider and rule in her favor, and hear her motion for costs sooner than later with the affidavit on file. You don't need to be a Belizean citizen to bypass the order for security for costs as far as I know. Of course, what I know may be useless... here. I just think if she moves quickly with this strategy, she may also move for a removal of the injunction upon her leaving the country to get back to her child. I'd also put that in the affidavit. They love a robust affidavit in lieu of lazy uninterested attorneys wasting the court's time and the client's money. Trust.
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