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- Begin by filling in your personal information as the plaintiff, including your last name, first name, address, and contact details. Ensure accuracy to avoid delays.
- Next, provide details about the defendant(s). Include their names and addresses. If there are additional defendants, attach Form 1A as needed.
- In the 'Reasons for Claim and Details' section, clearly explain what happened, including specific dates and locations. State the amount you are claiming or describe the goods you wish to recover.
- If applicable, indicate any interest you are claiming and ensure to attach relevant documents that support your claim.
- Finally, review all entries for accuracy before saving your completed form. Once satisfied, proceed to file it with the Small Claims Court.
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What is form 7A in Ontario?
Form Number: 7A. Form Description: Plaintiffs Claim.
How to serve a plaintiffs claim in Ontario?
A plaintiffs claim must be served personally or using one of the alternatives to personal service allowed by the Small Claims Court Rules, even if the party is outside Ontario. If you wish to serve the claim in another way, you must bring a motion asking the Courts permission.
What happens if a plaintiff does not respond to a counterclaim?
If you dont respond to a claim, typically, a default judgement occurs, in some jurisdictions you need to file a motion for a default judgement, in some jurisdictions its automatic.
What can you sue for in Small Claims Court in Ontario?
Small Claims Court in Ontario will hear claims for money or personal property at a value of $35,000 or less (not including interest or costs). If you are looking to sue for an amount higher than $35,000 you will need to file your claim with the Superior Court of Justice and follow the civil litigation process instead.
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