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Where to Find Small Claims Court Forms
  1. Alberta Small Claims Court forms
    Civil Court hears all civil claims, subject to Provincial Statutory restrictions. The court is limited to claims of less than $25,000 subject to some restrictions.

  2. BC Small Claims Court forms
    The documents on this page are in Portable Document Format and can be filled out online

  3. Manitoba Small Claims info
    The Small Claims Court is under the jurisdiction of the Manitoba Court of Queen's Bench and is a way to settle monetary disputes that do not exceed $7,500. You may ask to have costs and/or interest added to your judgment at the hearing. The Small Claims Court can only award a monetary judgment; or, in the case of a motor vehicle accident, determine liability.

  4. Ontario Small Claims Court forms
    The majority of Small Claims Court (SCC) forms and all guides to completing SCC forms have been revised to ensure that they are consistent with the Rules of the Small Claims Court. They are available in a viewable (Adobe PDF) and a fillable (Microsoft Word 2000) format.

  5. Quebec Small Claims information
    The Small Claims Division hears disputes involving sums of money as well as other cases undertaken to cancel or terminate a contract, when the object of the contract and the sum claimed do not exceed $7,000 each. This is a division of the Court of Québec where people act on their own behalf, without a lawyer.

  6. New Brunswick Small Claims Information
    What is a small claim? It is a claim made through the court for money or personal property you believe someone owes you. A small claim can be for debt, damage, or personal property valued up to $6,000. You can claim interest as long as the interest and the claim is not more than $6,000.

  7. Newfoundland Small Claims Court forms
    These forms may be completed online and then printed.

  8. Nova Scotia Small Claims Information
    The Small Claims Court provides a quick, informal and cost-effective method for deciding claims up to $15,000 (not including interest). It is not necessary for the person making the claim (claimant) and the person whom the claim is against (defendant) to have lawyers.

  9. NWT Small Claims
    The Office of the Clerk of the Territorial Court is located in Yellowknife, with satellite registry offices in Hay River, and Inuvik, NT. Territorial Court matters, such as those dealing with small claims under $10,000 may be filed in any of these judicial centers.

  10. PEI Small Claims Court forms
    Each of the Supreme Court Forms is available as an Acrobat file

  11. Sask Small Claims Court info
    Only certain types of claims can be dealt with in Small Claims Court and the value of the claim must not exceed 5,000 dollars.

  12. Yukon Small Claims Court forms
    Several documents on this web site are available as PDF files
 
Where to Find Small Claims Court Rules
  1. Alberta Civil Court Rules, Forms and Information
    Includes instructions, samples and forms can be filled out on line.

  2. BC Small Claims Act, [RSBC 1996] Chapter 430 and Rules
    The purpose of this Act and the rules is to allow people who bring claims to the BC Provincial Court to have them resolved and to have enforcement proceedings concluded in a just, speedy, inexpensive and simple manner.

  3. Manitoba Court of Queen's Bench Small Claims Practices Act (C.C.S.M., c. C285)
    The object and purpose of this Act is to provide for the determination of claims in a simple manner as expeditious, informal and inexpensive as possible commensurate with the matters at issue in each claim. A claim may be dealt with in a summary manner and the rules of the court do not apply

  4. Ontario Courts of Justice Act, and Ontario Regulation 626/00
    The Small Claims Court has jurisdiction in any action for the payment of money where the amount claimed does not exceed the prescribed amount exclusive of interest and costs; and has jurisdiction in any action for the recovery of possession of personal property where the value of the property does not exceed the prescribed amount

  5. Quebec: Section 953, Code of Civil Procedure, R.S.Q., c. C-25
    Typically of Quebec, they do not seem to cooperate with the rest of Canada. The Code is nowhere to be found in English. So much for equality....

  6. New Brunswick Small Claims Act, R.S.N.B. S-9.1, and Regulations
    .This court hears civil suits for debt or damages, return of personal property or a combination of those claims, where the value involved does not exceed $6,000.

  7. Newfoundland Small Claims Act and Newfoundland Rules
    A judge has jurisdiction to try and adjudicate upon a claim for debt, whether payable in money or otherwise, or for damages, including damages for breach of contract, where the amount claimed does not exceed the amount prescribed by regulation

  8. Nova Scotia Small Claims Court
    The Small Claims Court is administered and delivered by the Nova Scotia Department of Justice.

  9. NWT Small Claims Court Rules
    Available in PDF or WP format

  10. PEI Rule 74, Small Claims Rules of Civil Procedure
    Available in PDF

  11. Sask: General Information
    In Saskatchewan, the Small Claims Court is presided over by a judge of the Provincial Court. It provides an informal and inexpensive method to resolve disputes with or without the aid of a lawyer. As a rule, most parties are not represented by lawyers.

    People can approach the Small Claims Court knowing that the court staff is experienced in helping persons prepare the necessary forms and that the judge is experienced in settling disputes without the assistance of lawyers. The emphasis in the Small Claims Court is on facts and not legal technicalities.

  12. Yukon: Small Claims Court Act, R.S.Y. 1986 c. 160,PDF rules
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