Ontario Small Claims Court Quiz 

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Question 1
[3 points] Business "X" is owed $60,000 in unpaid invoices by Business "Y." What can Business "X" NOT do?
Question 2
[1 point] A claim based on a NSF cheque is for what type of damages?
A
Liquidated
B
Exemplary
C
Consequential
D
General
Question 3
[5 points] Strategically, which is sometimes the best time to call a party as a witness?
A
After all of their other witnesses have testified.
B
After the other side's witnesses have testified.
C
As the very first witness
D
It makes no difference.
Question 4
[3 points]  The standard for winning a civil case is...
A
On a balance of probabilities.
B
Dependent upon the applicable law.
C
Beyond a reasonable doubt.
D
Based on who has greater credibility.
Question 5
[1 points] The Rules of the Small Claims Court shall be...
A
Rigidly applied
B
Strictly applied
C
Liberally applied
D
Conditionally applied
Question 6
[3 points] Which of the following claims does not belong in the Ontario Small Claims Court?
A
A claim for the return of a very valuable coin collection.
B
A claim for $50,000 where the excess has been waived.
C
A claim against a resident of California.
D
A claim for unpaid rent against a current tenant.
Question 7
[3 points] For a Settlement Conference a party should...
A
Prepare a Summons to Witness.
B
Prepare a List of Proposed Witnesses.
C
Prepare Will Say Statements for each witness.
D
Bring their witnesses to the hearing.
Question 8
[3 points] For a contract to be binding it must have these three elements; offer, acceptance and ...?
A
Privity of contract
B
Consideration
C
Description of goods or services
D
Delivery
Question 9
[5 points] Which enforcement remedy is poorly matched?
A
Wages + Notice of Garnishment
B
A self-employed individual + Notice of Examination
C
An income generating rental property + Writ of Seizure and Sale of Land
D
Canada Pension Plan + Notice of Garnishment
Question 10
[3 points] Contra proferentum is a legal principle in...
A
Employment law.
B
Real estate law.
C
Currency law.
D
Contract law.
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