MOTION
In PEI, a Motion is heard by whom?
What is a Prothonotary and/or Judge
_________ means giving a court document to a person named in the title of proceeding
What is service?
A claim made against another Defendant
What is a Crossclaim?
Filing fee for Statement of Defence or Notice of Intent to Defend
What is $56
Date & Time for Quiz #2
What is March 20 @ 1:00 p.m.
A _____________ is a process by which lawyers can request the Courts to solve problems that arise while a proceeding is in progress.
What is a Motion?
A _____________ allows 10 more days to file a defence.
What is Notice of Intent to Defend
A claim made by a Defendant against a Plaintiff
What is a Counterclaim?
Who creates the Order when there is a decision on a Motion?
What is the "winning party"?
DOCUMENTS: Reply; Counterclaim; Crossclaim; Third Party Claim
What is documents to have ready for Quiz #2
The ________________ initiates a Motion hearing.
If Abigail Boar lives in PEI and she serves a Statement of Claim on Fred Flogem who is also in PEI, how many days does Fred have to serve his defence document on Abigail?
What is 20 days
This document is a defence document that also originates a new proceeding.
What is a Third Party Claim?
Counterclaim that adds a NEW party to the second title of proceeding? (Rules of Court Form NUMBER)
What is Rules of Court Form 27B
Scheduled time
What is Mondays and Wednesdays 9 am to 10:30 am
When the Court makes a decision on the Motion, its decision is called ____________________
What is "an Order"?
Where a Motion is to be heard by a judge, a _______________ must be obtained from the Registrar before the Notice of Motion is served on the other party.
What is a "hearing date"?
Booklet used to contain a Notice of Motion and all supporting Affidavits.
What is a Motion Record?
$6 included in filing fee for SOD or Notice of Intent to Defend
What is the Law Society Fee?
Instructor
Who is Sylvia Mulligan?
A party making a Motion most often relies on what type of documentary evidence?
What is supporting Affidavits
Something you must do BEFORE filing defence documents at the courthouse
What is "SERVE" the Plaintiff's Lawyer?
Documentary evidence to be used at the hearing, the date of the hearing, the relief sought and the grounds to be argued are contained in the ___________________?
What is a Notice of Motion?
This is an "optional" document prepared by the Plaintiff's lawyer only when new information is introduced in the Statement of Defence that will take the Plaintiff by surprise at trial.
What is a Reply?
The course that I LOVE to learn new material.
What is Civil Litigation?