Ontario Small Claims Court Quiz 

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Question 1
[3 points] Which is the proper order for a witness' testimony?
A
Direct - Re-Direct - Reply
B
Direct - Cross - Re-Direct
C
Direct - Re-Direct - Cross
D
Direct - Reply - Re-Direct
Question 2
[5 points] Which enforcement remedy is poorly matched?
A
Canada Pension Plan + Notice of Garnishment
B
An income generating rental property + Writ of Seizure and Sale of Land
C
A self-employed individual + Notice of Examination
D
Wages + Notice of Garnishment
Question 3
[3 points] Which of the following claims does not belong in the Ontario Small Claims Court?
A
A claim for $50,000 where the excess has been waived.
B
A claim for the return of a very valuable coin collection.
C
A claim against a resident of California.
D
A claim for unpaid rent against a current tenant.
Question 4
[5 points] If a contract only shows late interest at a monthly rate what does the Interest Act say?
A
You can only charge 5% per annum.
B
Interest is no longer allowed.
C
Convert it to a per annum rate.
D
Nothing.
Question 5
[3 points]  Which is wrong?  A claim shall be commenced in the jurisdiction...
A
Where the balance of convenience is.
B
Where the cause of action occurred.
C
Where the Defendant resides.
D
Where the Plaintiff resides.
Question 6
[1 point] Judge's in the Small Claims Court are largely...
A
Justices
B
Deputy Judges
C
Justices of the Peace
D
Masters
Question 7
[5 points] You forgot your jacket at a restaurant.  What law best applies to the restaurant?
A
Involuntary bailment.
B
Commercial Tenancies Act.
C
Occupiers Liability Act.
D
Abandonment.
Question 8
[1 point] What is the maximum allowable interest rate for a $10,000 loan in Ontario?
Question 9
[1 point] A claim based on a NSF cheque is for what type of damages?
A
Exemplary
B
Liquidated
C
Consequential
D
General
Question 10
[3 point] In order to set aside a default judgment, a Defendant must...
A
File and serve a Notice of Appeal on the Plaintiff.
B
File a motion to do so within 30 days of the judgment.
C
Act quickly upon discovering the default.
D
Bring the matter back before the trial judge.
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