Ontario Small Claims Court Quiz
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Question 1 |
[1 point] A claim based on a promissory note is for what type of damages?
Liquidated. | |
Special. | |
Exemplary. | |
General. |
Question 2 |
[3 points] What is the primary limitation period in Ontario for commencing an action?
Two years. | |
Six years. | |
Four years. | |
One year. |
Question 3 |
[5 points] What is the effect of section 27 of the Courts of Justice Act on hearsay evidence?
It may be given limited weight. | |
It may be admitted under certain circumstances. | |
It may not be admitted. | |
It is at the discretion of the judge. |
Question 4 |
[1 point] Which is the largest city without its own Small Claims Court?
Vaughan | |
Mississauga | |
Waterloo | |
Markham |
Question 5 |
[1 point] A claim based on a NSF cheque is for what type of damages?
Exemplary | |
General | |
Consequential | |
Liquidated |
Question 6 |
[1 Point] What is the minimum appeal amount for a Small Claims Court claim?
$2,500 | |
$3,500 | |
$10,000 | |
$35,000 |
Question 7 |
[1 point] Which step is often omitted in Small Claims Court trials?
Closing arguments. | |
Examination-in-chief. | |
Cross examination. | |
Opening statements. |
Question 8 |
[5 points] Which term applies to something being beyond the power of the court?
Quantum meruit. | |
Laches. | |
Res judicata. | |
Ultra vires. |
Question 9 |
[1 point] Chose the normal sequence of events.
Claim, Defence, Trial, Settlement Conference | |
Claim, Defence, Settlement Conference, Trial | |
Claim, Trial, Settlement Conference, Defence | |
Claim, Settlement Conference, Defence, Trial |
Question 10 |
[3 points] Business "X" is owed $50,000 in unpaid invoices by Business "Y." What can Business "X" NOT do?
Reduce the claim to $35,000 and proceed in Small Claims Court. | |
Sue for only some of the invoices. | |
File a claim in Superior Court for $50,000. | |
File two claims for $25,000 each in the Small Claims Court. |
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