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	GR No. 154618 2004-04-14	AGILENT TECHNOLOGIES SINGAPORE LTD. v. INTEGRATED SILICON TECHNOLOGY PHILIPPINES CORP. YNARES-SATIAGO, J.
Of course, a decision in one case may, to a certain extent, affect the other case. This, however, is not the test to determine the identity of the causes of action. Whatever difficulties or inconvenience may be entailed if both causes of action are pursued on separate remedies, the proper solution is not the dismissal order of the Court of Appeals. The possible consolidation of said cases, as well as stipulations and appropriate modes of discovery, may well be considered by the court below to subserve not only procedural expedience but, more important, the ends of justice.[33]