Langue de publication: English
Publié: 29 mars 2018
Éditeur: LexisNexis Canada
Anyone participating in a claim in Small Claims Court in Ontario – whether lawyer or paralegal, articling student or self-represented party – must have a keen understanding of the specific rules and procedures that apply to the small claims process, and that makes this new publication a must-read. Written by seasoned practitioner and Deputy Judge Beverley Martel, A Guide to Practice and Procedure in the Ontario Small Claims Court provides a unique perspective on the process, as well as valuable guidance.
Chronological and pragmatic
This useful civil litigation handbook offers a practical step-by-step analysis of the practice and procedure that govern the Small Claims Court in Ontario. Martel follows the process from beginning to end, and includes strategy, commentary, case law and precedents to illustrate her points and provide direction.
In particular, this volume features a number of resources – such as legislation, checklists and charts – that will help Small Claims Court participants and their advisors navigate the system more effectively. In A Guide to Practice and Procedure in the Ontario Small Claims Court you'll find:
Who needs this book?
While A Guide to Practice and Procedure in the Ontario Small Claims Court would be a useful acquisition for anyone appearing in Small Claims Court, it would be especially valuable for:Chapter 1 The history and nature of the Small Claims Court
Chapter 2 First steps
Chapter 3 The pleadings
Chapter 4 Judgment before trial
Chapter 5 Offers to settle : Rule 14Chapter 6 Settlement conferences : Rule 13
Chapter 7 Costs : Rule 19
Chapter 8 Trial preparation
Chapter 9 Conduct of the trial
Chapter 10 The law of evidence: A crash course
Chapter 11 Motions for a new trial and appeals
Chapter 12 Enforcement – Rule 20
Chapter 13 Miscellaneous
Chapter 14 Last words
Appendix