Ontario Small Claims Court Quiz 

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Question 1
[1 point] What is the monetary limit of the Small Claims Court
Question 1 Explanation: 
On October 1, 2025, the monetary limit increased from $35,000 to $50,000
Question 2
[5 points] Which one of these pairings is least likely to be right on the face of things?
A
Parkdale Community Hockey Club = Unincorporated Association
B
123456 Ontario Inc. = Corporation
C
Krusty the Clown = Sole Proprietor
D
Bill & Ted's Construction = Limited Partnership
Question 3
[5 point] Convention says if you do not specifically plead it in a Defence you lose your right to argue it.
A
Forum conveniens.
B
Abuse of process.
C
Costs in the cause.
D
Action estoppel.
Question 4
[5 points] What statute limits the maximum interest that can be charged for a consumer loan?
A
Criminal Code
B
Bills of Exchange Act
C
Interest Act
D
Consumer Protection Act
Question 5
[3 points] Contra proferentum is a legal principle in...
A
Contract law.
B
Employment law.
C
Real estate law.
D
Currency law.
Question 6
[3 points] Your dry cleaner lost your jacket.  Which legal principle best applies.
A
Unjust enrichment
B
Conversion
C
Bailment
D
Tort
Question 7
[1 point] What can't the Clerk's Office do?
A
Help you fill out a form.
B
Give you a default judgment.
C
Assess the merits of your case.
D
Give instructions on how to serve a Plaintiff's Claim.
Question 8
[3 points] An offer to settle may be communicated to the trial judge...
A
After the judge has rendered a decision.
B
When making your closing argument.
C
During the the trial when giving your evidence.
D
Before either party has given evidence.
Question 9
[5 points] Which statute states that in order to be legally binding a real estate transaction must be in writing?
A
Consumer Protection Act
B
Statute of Frauds
C
Conveyancing and Law of Property Act
D
Real Property Limitations Act
Question 10
[3 points] As a matter of proper form, at the beginning of a motion what should the moving party NOT do?
A
Introduce themselves to the judge.
B
Take position at the appropriate counsel table.
C
Ask the judge if they have read the motion material.
D
Be prepared to make their submissions.
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