What is the effect of consolidation of writs in three separate actions?

In my opinion, the comments of Smily, J., in Bender v. Raper, [1954] O.W.N. 93, at p. 94 are appropriate herein. He stated: “... Frankly, I am more concerned with the difficulties of consolidating actions in which some of the issues have arisen subsequent to the date of the issue of the writs in earlier actions. I do not think that in that situation there should be consolidation. I do not recall, nor have I been told of this ever having been done. It seems to me that this would cause complications. As I have intimated, I think it preferable to have the three actions proceed separately and be put on the list for trial all at the same time. ...”