Ontario Small Claims Court Quiz 

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Question 1
[3 points] If you have been awarded costs, which order is best?
A
Costs reserved.
B
Costs forthwith.
C
Costs in the cause.
D
Costs in any event of the cause.
Question 2
[1 point] Which step is often omitted in Small Claims Court trials?
A
Cross examination.
B
Examination-in-chief.
C
Closing arguments.
D
Opening statements.
Question 3
[5 points] The case of Browne v. Dunn has important implications for...
A
The admissibility of opinion evidence.
B
How much a judge can order in costs.
C
Who may represent a party in a lawsuit.
D
Cross examination of a witness.
Question 4
[1 point] The Ontario Small Claims Court is a branch of what?
A
Ontario Court of Justice
B
Ontario Court (General Division)
C
Divisional Court
D
Superior Court of Justice
Question 5
[5 points] Under the Consumer Protection Act a consumer may, within 10 days of signing,...
A
Cancel any type of contract without giving a reason.
B
Cancel certain types of contracts but only if a reason is given.
C
Cancel any type of contract but only if a reason is given.
D
Cancel certain types of contracts without giving a reason.
Question 6
[3 points] What type of claims are most often brought to an Assessment of Damages Hearing?
A
Uncontested non-liquidated damages.
B
Uncontested liquidated damages.
C
Contested liquidated damages.
D
Contested non-liquidated damages.
Question 7
[3 points] A towing company won't release your wrongfully impounded vehicle until paid.
A
Call the police.
B
File a lawsuit tomorrow.
C
Pay under protest.
D
Seek an injunction.
Question 8
[3 point] Trial procedures for the Small Claims Court are...
A
Found in the Courts of Justice Act.
B
Based on the judge's discretion.
C
Similar to the Rules of Civil Procedure.
D
Found in the Rules of the Small Claims Court.
Question 9
[5 points] What gives the Small Claims Court its equitable powers?
A
Sections 25 and 96 of the Courts of Justice Act.
B
Section 130 of the Courts of Justice Act.
C
Rule 19 of the Rules of the Small Claims Court.
D
Rules 1 - 3 of the Rules of the Small Claims Court.
Question 10
[1 point] What can't the Clerk's Office do?
A
Give you a default judgment.
B
Help you fill out a form.
C
Assess the merits of your case.
D
Give instructions on how to serve a Plaintiff's Claim.
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