Ontario Small Claims Court Quiz
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Question 1 |
[1 point] In every lawsuit a Plaintiff must prove liability and __________ ?
Evidence | |
Responsibility | |
Damages | |
Judgment |
Question 2 |
[1] Under the Wages Act what is the maximum amount of someone's wages that can be deducted pursuant to a Small Claims Court Notice of Garnishment?
50 | |
40 | |
20 | |
25 |
Question 3 |
[3 points] Which statute empowers the Small Claims Court
Courts of Justice Act | |
Administration of Justice Act | |
Statutory Powers and Procedures Act | |
Provincial Offences Act |
Question 4 |
[5 points] What statute limits the maximum interest that can be charged for a consumer loan?
Interest Act | |
Criminal Code | |
Bills of Exchange Act | |
Consumer Protection Act |
Question 5 |
[5 points] Which latin translation is wrong?
Sine die = without a day | |
Ex parte = without the parties | |
Res judicata = within the court's power | |
Obiter dicta = said by the way |
Question 6 |
[3 points] If you have been awarded costs, which order is best?
Costs in the cause. | |
Costs in any event of the cause. | |
Costs reserved. | |
Costs forthwith. |
Question 7 |
[5 points] The adequacy of the consideration provided in an agreement in establishing an enforceable contract is:
A matter for the parties to consider at the time of making the agreement. | |
What the court considers adequate. | |
Assessed by reference to the 'reasonable man.' | |
Assessed by an independent assessor. |
Question 8 |
[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. |
Question 9 |
[5 points] The case of Browne v. Dunn has important implications for...
Who may represent a party in a lawsuit. | |
How much a judge can order in costs. | |
Cross examination of a witness. | |
The admissibility of opinion evidence. |
Question 10 |
[1 point] What is the monetary limit of the Small Claims Court
$35,000 | |
$10,000 | |
$50,000 | |
$25,000 |
Question 10 Explanation:
On January 1, 2020, the monetary limit increased from $25,000 to $35,000
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