Jurisdiction in Small Claims Courts for Defendants
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In what circumstances does a Small Claims Court have jurisdiction over a person who resides outside the jurisdiction area of the court?

When the cause of action arose wholly within the jurisdiction area of the court.

When can a Small Claims Court have jurisdiction over a defendant who appears in court?

When the defendant does not object to the jurisdiction of the court.

What type of person can a Small Claims Court have jurisdiction over in relation to an action instituted by them in the court?

Any person, regardless of their residence, business, or employment location.

Under what circumstances would a Small Claims Court have jurisdiction over a person owning fixed property within its jurisdictional area?

<p>In an action relating to the property or a mortgage bond thereon.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What provision allows a Small Claims Court to have jurisdiction based on a person's residence, business, or employment within the jurisdiction area of the court?

<p>Section 14(1)(a) of the Small Claims Court Act.</p> Signup and view all the answers

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