Question 31 In the Provincial Court of Alberta, a party named in the lawsuit (either a Plaintiff, Defendant or a Third Party) can: Not yet answered Select one: Marked out of O a. Hire a lawyer to represent them in court 1.00 P Flag O b. Represent themselves in court question O c. Hire an agent to represent them in court O d. Choices a., b. and c. above O e. Choices a. and b. above Question 32 You can hire companies staffed by non-lawyers that will help you fight the speeding ticket that you got. Like these guys https://www.gotaticketfightit.com/. They Not yet can even represent you in court. That pretty much tells you that speeding tickets are dealt with in: answered Marked out of Select one: 1.00 O a. Federal Court P Flag O b. Provincial Court question O c. The Alberta Traffic Commission O d. Court of Queen's Bench Question 33 A friend borrowed $4,000 from you and was supposed to have paid you back over 3 years ago. Just over one year ago, she paid you $50 back and acknowledged that she Not yet still owed you the rest, but you haven't seen a penny since. You are thinking about suing her. Which of the following is the most accurate? answered Marked out of Select one: 1.00 O a. You can still sue! You would have been out of time, but your friend's part payment extended the time limitation. P Flag O b. You can still sue! The 2 year limitation period does not apply to debt actions. question O c. You are too late! You are out of time, because more than 1 year has passed since the last payment was made. O d. You are too late! You are out of time, because more than 2 years have passed.Question 34 The general rule is that most lawsuits must be commenced within both: Not yet answered Select one: Marked out of O a. 2 years of discovering the claim and 10 years from the date the claim arose. 1.00 O b. 2 years of discovering the claim and 6 years from the date the claim arose. F Flag question O c. 1 year of discovering the claim and 6 years from the date the claim arose. O d. 6 years of discovering the claim and 10 years from the date the claim arose. Question 35 Which one of the following statements is false in regards to Provincial Court, which is often referred to as small claims court? Not yet answered Select one: Marked out of a. If your claim is greater than the jurisdiction of small claims court, you may proceed with your entire claim in the Court of Queen's Bench. 1.00 b. You can sue for more than $50,000 in Provincial Court with the permission of a Provincial Court Judge. P Flag question c. If your claim is greater than the jurisdiction of small claims court, you may proceed with your claim in small claims court, but only if you agree to abandon the amount of your claim over that jurisdiction. O d. The jurisdiction of small claims court is currently $50,000. Question 36 Only one of the following statements about alternative dispute resolution (ADR) processes is TRUE. Identify that statement. Not yet PEJEMSUE Select one: Marked out of O a. If parties are interested in keeping their legal dispute private, they should use civil litigation, rather than an ADR process 1.00 O b. There are at least two ADR processes that allow the parties involved to select a neutral third party to help them resolve their legal dispute. F Flag question O c. The courts discourage the use of ADR. They would much rather have everything go through litigation to trial. O d. Parties who use ADR processes to resolve their legal disputes often spend less money and time than going to a trial in court
