A party who fails to apply for disqualification on the ground of ostensible bias before the trial judge cannot raise that ground on appeal, as there is no decision or order to appeal from. An applicant seeking to vary interlocutory orders granting limited leave to appeal must demonstrate new evidence, a new argument, or a material change of circumstances; merely re-agitating previously rejected arguments is insufficient.
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