An application to discharge an order of a single Judge of Appeal is not an appeal or rehearing de novo; the applicant must show an error of law, material error of fact, or a House v The King ground. Even where an order for security for costs will stifle an appeal and the appellant faces severe personal consequences from adverse findings, the order will not be discharged where the financial burden on respondents is very great, the appellant cannot meet any costs obligation, and the prospects of success have not been shown to be strong.
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