A primary judge's decision to revoke a previous order separating liability from damages is a discretionary interlocutory decision on practice and procedure, challengeable only on the Micallef grounds. Where the primary judge revokes a separation order upon learning of extensive witness cross-over and credit issues, and was aware of the cost savings from separation, the decision will not be disturbed on appeal.
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