Ontario Small Claims Court Quiz 

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Question 1
[1 point] What is the monetary limit of the Small Claims Court
A
$25,000
B
$50,000
C
$10,000
D
$35,000
Question 1 Explanation: 
On January 1, 2020, the monetary limit increased from $25,000 to $35,000
Question 2
[3 points] A towing company won't release your wrongfully impounded vehicle until paid.
A
Seek an injunction.
B
Call the police.
C
Pay under protest.
D
File a lawsuit tomorrow.
Question 3
[1 point] What is the maximum allowable interest rate for a $10,000 loan in Ontario?
A
50%
B
25%
C
There is no limit.
D
60%
Question 4
[3 points] Your dry cleaner lost your jacket.  Which legal principle best applies.
A
Conversion
B
Unjust enrichment
C
Bailment
D
Tort
Question 5
[5 points] Which pairing is wrong?
A
Adjournment + Sine die
B
An amount earned + quantum meruit
C
Thing said by the way + stares decisis
D
Without the other party + Ex parte
Question 6
[3 points] Which of the following is not normally used to describe a Plaintiff's Claim?
A
Action
B
Lawsuit
C
Application
D
Claim
Question 7
[3 points] For a Settlement Conference a party should...
A
Prepare Will Say Statements for each witness.
B
Prepare a List of Proposed Witnesses.
C
Prepare a Summons to Witness.
D
Bring their witnesses to the hearing.
Question 8
[1 points] The Rules of the Small Claims Court shall be...
A
Strictly applied
B
Conditionally applied
C
Rigidly applied
D
Liberally applied
Question 9
[1 point] Which is the second busiest Small Claims Court in Ontario?
A
Ottawa
B
Hamilton
C
Brampton
D
Richmond Hill
Question 10
[1 point] How long does a Plaintiff have to serve a Plaintiff's Claim?
A
One year.
B
Six months.
C
90 days.
D
30 days.
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