Let $X$ be a Baire space, $Y$ be a second countable space and $Z$ be a metrizable separable space. We obtain that a function $f: X × Y → Z$ is joint quasi-continuous if and only if it is horizontally quasi-continuous and quasi-continuous with respect to the second variable when the first variable runs over some residual set.

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