Supreme Court Rules 2000
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361 Directions
(1) A judge may give any directions as to the further conduct of the action that may be necessary after the judge –
(a) orders that a defendant or plaintiff have leave, whether conditional or unconditional, to defend any action or counterclaim with respect to a claim or a part of a claim; or
(b) gives judgment for a plaintiff or defendant on a claim or a part of a claim and orders that execution of the judgment be stayed pending the trial of a counterclaim or of the action.
(2) [Rule 361 Subrule (2) amended by S.R. 2008, No. 2, Applied:01 Mar 2008] If the parties consent, a judge may direct that the claim in question and any other claim in the action be tried by a judge of an inferior court of civil jurisdiction.