Please provide answers for the below:

From what Ontario Court is a direct appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada possible? (Select all that apply.)

a. Criminal Offences Tribunal

b. Court of Appeals

c. Small Claims Court

d. Supreme Court

e. Superior Court

1 points

QUESTION 2

A provincial or territorial court may be subdivided into what types of divisions? (Select all that apply.)

a. Civil matters

b. Family cases

c. Small claims cases

d. Criminal offences

e. Appeals

1 points

QUESTION 3

What are the advantages of contract-based dispute resolution process that focuses on escalation? (Select all that apply.)

a. Can reduce number and scope of issues to be left to a formal dispute resolution process

b. Participants not responsible for costs of tribunal

c. Can result in resolution of dispute at a low cost

d. Greater latitude to compel third parties to take part in proceedings

e. Permits the parties to work out non-financial remedies and recourses

1 points

QUESTION 4

What are the advantages of litigation? (Select all that apply.)

a. Participants not responsible for costs of tribunal

b. Greater control for the parties

c. There is a possibility of a judge awarding a party at least a portion of its legal costs from losing party

d. Always efficient

e. May be difficult to require foreign party to become a party

1 points

QUESTION 5

During litigation the following events occur. In what order do they occur?

- The Statement of Defence is provided to the plaintiff

- Judgement

- Reply

- Mandatory ADR occurs

- Documentary discovery occurs

3 points

QUESTION 6

The decision is Lo v. Jones, and it is for an appeal level case. The EFF is a party to the law suit. What is EFF's role?

a. Defendant

b. Respondent

c. Plaintiff

d. Appellant

e. Intervenor

1 points

QUESTION 7

The decision is Smith v. Lau, and it is for an appeal level case. Lau is a party to the law suit. What is Lau's role?

a. Plaintiff

b. Respondent

c. Intervenor

d. Defendant

e. Appellant

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From which of the following courts and tribunals is a direct appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada possible? (Select all that apply.)

a. Superior Court

b. Court of Appeals

c. Small Claims Court

d. Federal Court

e. Tax Court of Canada

2) What are the advantages of litigation? (Select all that apply.)

a. Greater control for the parties

b. May be difficult to require foreign party to become a party

c. Always efficient

d. There is a possibility of a judge awarding a party at least a portion of its legal costs from losing party

e. Greater latitude to compel third parties to take part in proceedings

3) The decision is Lo v. Jones, and it is for a trial level case. The EFF is a party to the law suit. What is EFF's role?

a. Intervenor

b. Plaintiff

c. Defendant

d. Respondent

e. Appellant

4) The decision is Lo v. Jones, and it is for an appeal level case. The EFF is a party to the law suit. What is EFF's role?

a. Defendant

b. Respondent

c. Plaintiff

d. Appellant

e. Intervenor

5) During litigation the following events occur. In what order do they occur?

- The Statement of Defence is provided to the plaintiff

- Trial

- Documentary discovery occurs

- Mandatory ADR occurs

- Oral discovery occurs