Any civil
small claim dispute up to $ 5,000 is adjudicated by BC's Civil Resolution Tribunal via the internet.
Not exact matches
Changes to the CRTA, which came into effect in 2012 and deal with strata
disputes and
small claims up to $ 5,000, will expand its
dispute resolution abilities and its financial scope
up to $ 50,000 on ICBC
claims.
When it opens, it will have authority to handle
small claims up to $ 25,000, including contract, debt, and personal injury
disputes, as well as many strata (condominium)
disputes.
The DIFC offers an electronically - sophisticated
small claims court that hears
claims of
up to $ 150,000 (more if the parties agree) and resolves 90 per cent of
disputes within four weeks, either by mediation or a written published decision.
Any civil
small claim dispute with a value of
up to $ 5,000 can be handled by British Columbia's Civil Resolution Tribunal via the internet.
In particular, we want to point out that by accepting these Terms, you and we are agreeing to arbitrate any
dispute between us, and you are giving
up your right to go to court either individually (except for matters that may be taken to
small claims court) or as part of a class action.
The
small claims track provides a procedure for deciding
disputed money
claims up to a certain value, currently set at # 5,000, although personal injury
claims and housing repair
claims do not qualify if the
claim is for more than # 1,000.
B.C. will explore answers to those questions with its Civil Resolution Tribunal as well, once it's
up and running — though not for family cases, rather
small claims and some condominium / strata titles
disputes.