Ontario Small Claims Court Quiz 

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Question 1
[1 point] An appeal of a final order of the Small Claims Court is heard where?
A
Superior Court of Justice
B
Ontario Court of Appeal
C
Divisional Court
D
Deputy Judges Panel
Question 2
[5 points] Which of the following is not one of Irving Younger's Ten Commandments of Cross Examination?
A
Don't ask a question you don't know the answer to.
B
Exhaust all leads when questioning the witness.
C
Ask only leading questions.
D
Don't quarrel with the witness.
Question 3
[1 point] A claim based on a NSF cheque is for what type of damages?
A
Consequential
B
Liquidated
C
Exemplary
D
General
Question 4
[1 point] Chose the normal sequence of events.
A
Claim, Trial, Settlement Conference, Defence
B
Claim, Defence, Trial, Settlement Conference
C
Claim, Defence, Settlement Conference, Trial
D
Claim, Settlement Conference, Defence, Trial
Question 5
[3 points] An offer to settle may be communicated to the trial judge...
A
After the judge has rendered a decision.
B
Before either party has given evidence.
C
During the the trial when giving your evidence.
D
When making your closing argument.
Question 6
[3 point] Trial procedures for the Small Claims Court are...
A
Found in the Courts of Justice Act.
B
Similar to the Rules of Civil Procedure.
C
Found in the Rules of the Small Claims Court.
D
Based on the judge's discretion.
Question 7
[1 point] What is the maximum allowable interest rate for a $10,000 loan in Ontario?
Question 8
[5 points] An appeal of a final Small Claims Court decision shall be heard where?
A
You cannot appeal a Small Claims Court decision.
B
In the Ontario Court of Appeal.
C
In Divisional Court.
D
By the Chief Justice of the Small Claims Court.
Question 9
[1 point] Which is the second busiest Small Claims Court in Ontario?
A
Hamilton
B
Brampton
C
Richmond Hill
D
Ottawa
Question 10
[3 points]  A car dealer who fraudulently misrepresents the history of a vehicle to a buyer could be sued under which statute?
A
Consumer Protection Act
B
Motor Vehicle Dealers Act
C
Sale of Goods Act
D
Statute of Frauds
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