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6. Multi-track cases are for claims over £25,000 and can be heard in the Country Court or the High Court

  • True
  • False

7. Which of these cases would NOT be heard at the County Court?

  • Fast track up to £25,000
  • Contract,tort and recovery of land
  • Partnerships,trust and inheritence up to £30,000
  • Divorce and bankruptcy

8. Which division of the High Court hears cases involving insolvency, mortgages, trusts and copyright?

  • Chancery Division
  • Queen's Bench Division
  • Family Division

9. Small claim and fast track appeals are heard by the next judge in the hierarchy

  • True
  • False

10. Which Act governs agreements to Arbitrate?

  • Arbitration Act 1984
  • Arbitration Act 1988
  • Arbitration Act 1996
  • Arbitration Act 1992

11. In Mediation and Conciliation, the resolution cannot be imposed upon the parties

  • True
  • False

12. What is Conciliation?

  • A neutral party helps parties reach a compromise
  • Parties reach an agreement with no third party assistance
  • A neutral party suggests grounds for compromise or settlement
  • Both parties agree to let a neutral party settle their dispute

13. What is Mediation?

  • Both parties agree to let a neutral party settle their dispute
  • Parties reach an agreement with no third party assistance
  • A neutral party helps parties reach a compromise
  • A neutral party suggests grounds for compromise or settlement

14. What is Negotiation?

  • A neutral party suggests grounds for compromise or settlement
  • Parties reach an agreement with no third party assistance
  • A neutral party helps parties reach a compromise
  • Both parties agree to let a neutral party settle their dispute

15. Which Court usually hears Fast Track cases? (£10,000-£25,000)

  • Crown Court
  • High Court
  • County Court
  • Supreme Court

16. Which division of the High Court hears cases involving the Children Act 1989?

  • Family Division
  • Queen's Bench Division
  • Chancery Division

17. What is Arbitration?

  • Both parties agree to let a neutral party settle their dispute
  • A neutral party helps parties reach a compromise
  • Parties reach an agreement with no third party assistance
  • A neutral party suggests grounds for compromise or settlement

18. How long does the defendant have to acknowledge an N1 form with an N9 form?

  • 28 days
  • 21 days
  • 14 days
  • 7 days

19. What is the maximum claim allowed on the Small Claims track?

  • £10,000 (£2,000 for personal injury cases)
  • £5,000 (£2,000 for personal injury cases)
  • £10,000 (£1,000 for personal injury cases)
  • £5,000 (£1,000 for personal injury cases)

20. Which of the following is a legally binding form of ADR?

  • Negotiation
  • Arbitration
  • Mediation
  • Conciliation