Ontario Small Claims Court Quiz 

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Question 1
[1 point] What is the maximum allowable interest rate for a $10,000 loan in Ontario?
Question 2
[1 point] The Ontario Small Claims Court is a branch of what?
A
Ontario Court of Justice
B
Ontario Court (General Division)
C
Superior Court of Justice
D
Divisional Court
Question 3
[3 points]  Which statute empowers the Small Claims Court
A
Administration of Justice Act
B
Provincial Offences Act
C
Courts of Justice Act
D
Statutory Powers and Procedures Act
Question 4
[5 points] Which of the following does not belong in the Ontario Small Claims Court?
A
An action involving a group of people.
B
Disputing a lien under the Repair and Storage Liens Act.
C
An order requiring a business to abide by its contract.
D
A claim for the return of a coin collection.
Question 5
[5 points] What is the primary aim of the law of restitution?
A
To provide a common standard for calculating damages.
B
To prevent unjust enrichment
C
To prevent the premature termination of a contract.
D
To provide alternative measure to quantum meruit.
Question 6
[1 point] During a witness' direct examination what type of questions are you NOT supposed to use?
A
Leading
B
Direct
C
Opinion
D
Open ended
Question 7
[5 points] Which legal doctrine has largely been disqualified by the Supreme Court of Canada?
A
Res ipsa loquitur
B
Nonc pro tunc
C
Contra proferentum
D
Caveat emptor
Question 8
[3 points]  A judgment remains enforceable for how long?
A
Twenty years.
B
Two years.
C
Seven years.
D
There is no limit.
Question 9
[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
Found in the Rules of the Small Claims Court.
D
Similar to the Rules of Civil Procedure.
Question 10
[5 points] Which term applies to something being beyond the power of the court?
A
Quantum meruit.
B
Laches.
C
Ultra vires.
D
Res judicata.
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