Canadian law

1. An unknown trespasser damages your house. Three years later you discover who the culprit is. Can you still sue? Explain. (4 marks) 2. When considering whether you're likely to win or lose a case, what four fundamental questions need to be examined? (8 marks) 3.You have grounds for an action, but the evidence isn't oomplete. Injuries are only about $300, which makes hiring a lawyer seem too risky. What else can you do? Explain briefly. {4 marks) 4. You intend to sue for slander and ask $3,000 in damages. Which court will you use? Why? (4 marks) 5. A Canadian armed forces yehicle killed your pig. You want to sue. Which court will you use? Why? (4 marks) 6. n addition to damages, there are other remedies a court can order. Briey describe two of them. {4 marks) 7. Jed owes you a $2,800 judgement but isn't paying it. He takes home $2,500 per month and owns a $2,000 car that's encumbered by a bank loan chattel mortgage. What's the best way to collect? Why? (4 marks) 8. After a $900 small claims settlement, Eric agreed to a payment schedule of $100 a month. But he's not been paying it, although he could. What action will you take to enforce payment? Why? (4 marks)