I.__At all times during the pendency of any such proceeding, the court may make any and all orders that may be necessary to protect the company or the dissenting shareholders or that are otherwise just and equitable.__Such orders may include, without limitation, orders:

(1)__Requiring the company to pay into court, or post security for, the amount of the judgment or its estimated amount, either before final judgment or pending appeal;

(2)__Requiring the deposit with the court of certificates representing shares held by the dissenting shareholders;

(3)__Imposing a lien on the property of the company to secure the payment of the judgment, which lien may be given priority over liens and encumbrances contracted after the vote adopting the plan pursuant to subsection 2; and

(4)__Staying the action pending the determination of any similar action pending in another court having jurisdiction.

J.__In the case of a shareholder who is a minor or otherwise legally incapacitated, the notice and demand required by subsection 6 may be made either by the shareholder, notwithstanding legal incapacity, or by the shareholder's guardian or by any person acting for the shareholder as next friend. Such shareholder is bound by the time limitations set forth in this section, notwithstanding the shareholder's legal incapacity.

K.__Appeals lie from judgments in actions brought under this subsection as in other civil actions in which equitable relief is sought.