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1b. Using the link below - for SMALL CLAIMS COURT which form would I use for the following:

http://www.ontariocourtforms.on.ca/english/

( go to Rules of the Small Claims Court Forms give form number and name ofthe form)

I want to sue someone and initiate a claim:

I have been served a claim and I need to respond:

The person suing me owes me money (counterclaim):

I filed and served a claim I initiated and it's been more than 20 days since I heard anything:

2.You are working for a supply company doing accounts receivable.The company doesn't have an internal legal department, and several different clients owe sums of money between $1,000.00 - $22,000.00.He says we don't need a lawyer because it would cost too much and your boss wants your help in making sure you get the money owed to you.He wants you to prepare the documents for small claims court.

You remember from your business law coursethat you have to meet certain limitation periods or you won't be able to sue for the money, but can't remember how much time you have.

2a.What is the basic limitation period and when does this start (discovered?) as per the Limitations Act of Ontario? (use: e-laws Ontario website )

Answer:

Use the Ministry of the Attorney General's website for the following.

http://www.attorneygeneral.jus.gov.on.ca/

go to "Court Services" then Small Claims Court to find the following:

b.What are the two types of claims I can file (list examples) in small claims court?

c.What is the monetary limit for this court? Does this include interest and costs?

d.Which Small Claims Court office should you file your claim in (it is important to choose the right court house or your action cannot procced)?

d.What is the purpose of a settlement conference and when does this take place? (see "The Guide to Getting Ready for Court")

e.What happens if either party does not attend the settlement conference?

f.Can a private dwelling be forcibly entered to enforce a judgment?(See "After the Judgment- Guide to Getting Results")