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refers to ancillary orders of the original court which are orders (other than the order that is the subject of the appeal) made by the originating court in the proceeding. The Court of Appeal can set aside or vary an ancillary order in appeals under this Part, if it is in the interests of justice to do so. An example is given in the clause: on an appeal against conviction from the County Court, the Court of Appeal may quash or vary an order made by the County Court for the suppression of a name. This is a new clause giving the Court of Appeal a power to vary or quash orders other than orders appealed from. This will avoid a difficulty that occasionally arises where the Court of Appeal has to send a case back to the originating court to deal with an ancillary order such as name suppression when an appeal has not technically been taken against that order.