Ontario Small Claims Court Quiz 

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Question 1
[1 point] The Ontario Small Claims Court is a branch of what?
A
Ontario Court of Justice
B
Ontario Court (General Division)
C
Divisional Court
D
Superior Court of Justice
Question 2
[5 points] Which legal doctrine has largely been disqualified by the Supreme Court of Canada?
A
Nonc pro tunc
B
Res ipsa loquitur
C
Contra proferentum
D
Caveat emptor
Question 3
[5 points] What gives the Small Claims Court its equitable powers?
A
Section 130 of the Courts of Justice Act.
B
Rules 1 - 3 of the Rules of the Small Claims Court.
C
Sections 25 and 96 of the Courts of Justice Act.
D
Rule 19 of the Rules of the Small Claims Court.
Question 4
[5 points] What is the primary aim of the law of restitution?
A
To provide a common standard for calculating damages.
B
To provide alternative measure to quantum meruit.
C
To prevent the premature termination of a contract.
D
To prevent unjust enrichment
Question 5
[5 points] Which pairing is wrong?
A
Adjournment + Sine die
B
An amount earned + quantum meruit
C
Thing said by the way + stares decisis
D
Without the other party + Ex parte
Question 6
[5 points]  A debt owing to one company can be sold to another using which statute?
A
Assignment and Preferences Act
B
Securities Transfer Act
C
Creditors' Relief Act
D
Conveyancing and Law of Property Act
Question 7
[1 point] Which is the largest city without its own Small Claims Court?
A
Waterloo
B
Markham
C
Mississauga
D
Vaughan
Question 8
[3 points] What type of claims are most often brought to an Assessment of Damages Hearing?
A
Contested liquidated damages.
B
Uncontested non-liquidated damages.
C
Contested non-liquidated damages.
D
Uncontested liquidated damages.
Question 9
[1 point] A claim based on a promissory note is for what type of damages?
A
Special.
B
Exemplary.
C
General.
D
Liquidated.
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
Statute of Frauds
B
Sale of Goods Act
C
Consumer Protection Act
D
Motor Vehicle Dealers Act
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