CHAPTER 6

Review questions

1. Under what circumstances can you apply to sign default judgment?
2. Explain the difference between a liquidated claim and an unliquidated claim.
3. What documents must you prepare to sign default judgment?
4. Name the documentation to be used if you are preparing a default judgment that is not for a liquidated claim or demand.
5. What documents must you file with the court in order to sign default judgment?
6. Why is the registrar provided with a requisition for default judgment?
7. Suppose the defendant defaults on their defence but pays some money on account of the amount set out in the statement of claim. How does this affect the process of signing default judgment?
8. What determines the interest rate used for prejudgment and postjudgment interest?
9. How do you determine the amounts that go into the bill of costs?

10What are the significant differences between assessing costs and fixing costs?

11What do you need to tell the sheriff to do when you obtain a writ of seizure and sale to file with the sheriff's office?

1. Once the sheriff has the writ, can the sheriff collect more from the debtor than the face amount on the judgment, including accrued interest?

Review Questions

1. Under what circumstances can you apply to sign default judgment?
2. Explain the difference between a liquidated claim and an unliquidated claim.
3. What documents must you prepare to sign default judgment?
4. Name the documentation to be used if you are preparing a default judgment that is not for a liquidated claim or demand.
5. What documents must you file with the court in order to sign default judgment?
6. Why is the registrar provided with a requisition for default judgment?
7. Suppose the defendant defaults on their defence but pays some money on account of the amount set out in the statement of claim. How does this affect the process of signing default judgment?
8. How do you determine the amounts that go into the bill of costs?

10.What are the significant differences between assessing costs and fixing costs?

11What do you need to tell the sheriff to do when you obtain a writ of seizure and

sale to file with the sheriff's office?

1. Once the sheriff has the writ, can the sheriff collect more from the debtor than the face amount on the judgment, including accrued interest?