Whether an immediate appeal is admissible against an interlocutory decision refusing an amendment that adds only new allegations without new or increased claims.
No immediate appeal lies when the amendment request concerns only additional factual allegations and does not introduce new or larger claims; the challenge must be raised only with the final judgment, unless new or expanded claims are sought.
The court distinguished between refusals affecting only factual allegations, which are not immediately appealable, and cases where the amendment would introduce a new conclusion or increase an existing one, which may justify an immediate appeal. Here, the request concerned only allegations 209-230, without any new or broader conclusions.