Ontario Small Claims Court Quiz 

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Question 1
[1 point] Which is the largest city without its own Small Claims Court?
A
Mississauga
B
Markham
C
Waterloo
D
Vaughan
Question 2
[1 point] Judge's in the Small Claims Court are largely...
A
Masters
B
Deputy Judges
C
Justices of the Peace
D
Justices
Question 3
[1 point] An appeal of a final order of the Small Claims Court is heard where?
A
Deputy Judges Panel
B
Ontario Court of Appeal
C
Divisional Court
D
Superior Court of Justice
Question 4
[3 points] When a trial commences the parties may first...
A
Exchange all documents.
B
Ask that witnesses be excluded from the courtroom.
C
Determine which side gives evidence first.
D
Advise the judge of any settlement discussions.
Question 5
[3 points] Business "X" is owed $60,000 in unpaid invoices by Business "Y." What can Business "X" NOT do?
Question 6
[1 point] Which of the following is an equitable defence.
A
Lack of privity.
B
Ultra vires.
C
Laches.
D
Statute barred.
Question 7
[5 points] Which of the following is not in the Rules of the Smalls Claims Court?
A
Terms of Payment Hearing
B
Examination for Discovery
C
Assessment of Damages Hearing
D
Writ of Seizure and Sale of Lands
Question 8
[1 point] The Ontario Small Claims Court is a branch of what?
A
Ontario Court (General Division)
B
Ontario Court of Justice
C
Divisional Court
D
Superior Court of Justice
Question 9
[1 point] Which is the second busiest Small Claims Court in Ontario?
A
Brampton
B
Ottawa
C
Hamilton
D
Richmond Hill
Question 10
[5 points] The case of Browne v. Dunn has important implications for...
A
How much a judge can order in costs.
B
Cross examination of a witness.
C
Who may represent a party in a lawsuit.
D
The admissibility of opinion evidence.
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