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Civil Law Quiz
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A basic Civil Law quiz.
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Question 1
Question
The goal of Civil Law is...
Answer
Compensation, or to restore someone to a position before a wrong doing took place.
To charge someone with a criminal offence.
To be on TV.
Question 2
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Civil Law is considered...
Answer
Public Law
Private Law
Question 3
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Any province can settle a Civil Law case from any other province.
Answer
True
False
Question 4
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Civil Law proceedings are governed by...
Answer
Court of Justice Act
Criminal Code of Canada
Federal and Provincial regulations.
Question 5
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The two divisions of Civil Law courts are Small Claims, and Civil Court.
Answer
True
False
Question 6
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The amount of a claim usually distinguishes which Civil court the case will be heard in (Small Claims, or Civil Court).
Answer
True
False
Question 7
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Civil Court cases are usually more complex than Small Claims court cases.
Answer
True
False
Question 8
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Small Claims court is...
Answer
An arm of the Superior Court of Justice.
An arm of the Ontario Court of Justice.
An arm of the Ontario Court of Appeals.
None of the above.
Question 9
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A Superior Court of Justice judge resides over Small Claims court proceedings.
Answer
True
False
Question 10
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A Plaintiff in Small Claims court can sue for...
Answer
As much as he/she wants, but will only get $25,000 max.
$25,000 max only.
Under $10,000.
As much as he/she wants.
Question 11
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There is no court fees for filing in a Small Claims action.
Answer
True
False
Question 12
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Can you represent yourself in Small Claims court?
Answer
Yes.
No.
Question 13
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The types of claims heard in Small Claims court include...
Answer
Money owed, Monetary Compensation, and the Recovery of Personal Property.
Land and Property claims.
Criminal charges under $5000.
Question 14
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Small Claims decisions can compel someone to do something, prohibit their actions, or cause a court order to be issued.
Answer
True
False
Question 15
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A Civil Action begins when...
Answer
The Plaintiff serves the Defendant a subpoena.
The Plaintiff files a claim.
The police submit an information.
The court files a claim with the Plaintiff and Defendant.
Question 16
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You are responsible for serving a Defendant a copy of the claim, although you don't have to do it yourself.
Answer
True
False
Question 17
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After serving the Defendant, you must prepare...
Answer
An Affidavit of Service.
An Affidavit of Civil action.
A Statement of Claim.
A Plaintiff's Claim form.
Question 18
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Defendants can contest the claim against them by filing a "Defence".
Answer
True
False
Question 19
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If you don't agree with the claim against you, the time limit for filing a "Defence" is...
Answer
10 days.
20 days.
60 days.
No time limit.
Question 20
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Can the Defendant file a claim against the Plaintiff at the same time?
Answer
Yes. It's called a "Defendant's Claim".
No. Only one claim at a time.
Question 21
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When filing a "Defence", you must make 2 copies, one for the court, and the other for the Plaintiff.
Answer
True
False
Question 22
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An Affidavit of Service let's the court know who was served, and how it was done.
Answer
True
False
Question 23
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A case that is brought forward in Civil court is between private parties or negligent acts that cause harm to others.
Answer
True
False
Question 24
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Civil court cases usually involve disputes over contracts or Torts.
Answer
True
False
Question 25
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A subdivision of Contract Law would be...
Answer
Divorces.
Criminal offenses.
Negligence.
Freedom of Information.
Question 26
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Civil Contractual Law applies if there are no other existing statutes to address the problem.
Answer
True
False
Question 27
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Can a legal contract be oral? A spoken agreement?
Answer
Yes.
No.
Question 28
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The Rules of Contract Law. Select all that apply.
Answer
Offer Acceptance.
Benefit to Each Side.
Legal Consent.
Clarity of Terms.
Question 29
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A contract can be voided because of duress, undue influence, or serious unfairness.
Answer
True
False
Question 30
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A Tort is...
Answer
A Civil wrong doing.
A minor Criminal offense.
Question 31
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A finding of guilt in a Criminal court is required to sue someone in Civil action.
Answer
True
False
Question 32
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The payment cap for "Pain and Suffering" in Ontario is...
Answer
$25,000.
$100,000.
$333,000.
No limit to the amount you can receive.
Question 33
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All Torts require a proof of fault (negligence) as a basis for imposing liability.
Answer
True
False
Question 34
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Types of Torts. Check all that apply.
Answer
Intentional.
Negligence.
Strict Liability.
"Pain and Suffering"
Theft.
Question 35
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"Res Ipsa Loquitur" means "The Thing Speaks For Itself".
Answer
True
False
Question 36
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A settlement can be reached at any time prior to the Judge giving their judgement.
Answer
True
False
Question 37
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A Settlement Conference is held by a Deputy Judge.
Answer
True
False
Question 38
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The purpose of a Settlement Conference is...
Answer
To reach a settlement and prevent a trial.
To outline the details of a case before trial.
To allow the Plaintiff to make changes to their case before trial.
To reach a verdict without involving a Judge.
Question 39
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What percentage of Civil suits actually end up going to trial?
Answer
2%
12%
50%
Less than 1%
Question 40
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A witness in Civil cases is called to court by a...
Answer
Summons.
Subpoena.
Injunction.
Affidavit of Service.
Question 41
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Do you have to pay a witness to attend your trial?
Answer
Yes.
No.
Only if they ask.
Question 42
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Exclusion of Witness is a common practice, where witnesses are asked to wait outside the court room, so they don't hear each other's testimony.
Answer
True.
False.
Question 43
Question
The "Burden of Proof" in Civil court is...
Answer
"Beyond a Reasonable Doubt"
"Balance of Probabilities"
Question 44
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Most Small Claims have a time limit of 6 months.
Answer
True
False
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