
How to Protect Your Rights in Small Claims Court in Canada
Small Claims Court is a branch of the provincial or territorial court system that handles disputes involving limited financial amounts. The dollar limit varies by province, typically ranging from $5,000 to $35,000. Common cases include: If you’re involved in a legal dispute over a relatively small amount of money, Small Claims Court provides a cost-effective...
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