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For civil cases in the Superior Court of Justice, you can use this tool to search: name of the legal representative of the person or company; claim amount; date the case was opened; most recent order type and date; For criminal cases in the Superior Court of Justice, you can use this tool to search: name of the legal representative of the ...
Search court cases by entering the: type of case. name of one of the people involved. year of birth of an accused person. Ontario Court of Justice Information number. location of the courthouse where the case is being heard. To access this tool, you will need a ONe-key account.
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- Check The Status of A Traffic Ticket Or Fine
- Request A Meeting to Discuss Your Case
- Where to Pay A Ticket Or Fine
- Schedule A Trial
In Ontario, the Provincial Offences Actsets out the rules for: 1. parking violations 2. non-criminal offences (under the Highway Traffic Act, Fish and Wildlife Conservation Act, Liquor Licence Act, for example) These offences are handled by municipal court officesand can include traffic or noise by-law offences, building code violations, not having...
You can check the status of all tickets or fines, issued under the Provincial Offences Act. You cannot check the status of tickets or fines for: 1. criminal matters 2. parking tickets 3. cases under appeal 4. cases with publication bans 5. charges involving anyone under 16 years of age
You may request a meeting with a prosecutor to discuss your ticket with a prosecutor beforegoing to trial if you have not: 1. paid the fine 2. already requested a trial 3. been found guilty for not responding to your ticket within 15 days This option is currently available for tickets issued in the following areas: This option is not available if y...
To pay a ticket or fine, issued under the Provincial Offences Act: 1. go to our online system 2. enter the information on the ticket or notice 3. you will be directed to a municipal court office website, which will tell you how to pay your ticket
You cannot schedule a trial online. To ask for a trial, you need to follow the instructions printed on the back of your ticket. If you don’t have this information, or have lost your ticket, contact the municipal court officein the jurisdiction where your ticket or fine was issued.
The search tool provides members of the public with the ability to conduct province-wide searches of Ontario Superior Court of Justice civil court case information. Searches may be conducted by case type (civil or criminal) and either the name of one of the parties or the case number.
Aug 17, 2020 · The new search function allows the public to search for civil cases and for criminal cases at the Superior Court level by name, and displays limited information about the case including the...
Court Case Look Up is an easy and convenient way for you to: • Pay your Fine. • View Images of Your Red Light Camera or Automated Speed Enforcement Offence. • Request an Early Resolution Meeting. • Request a Trial. • Check the Status of your Ticket or Court Case. Book an appointment online.
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This page contains a form to search the Supreme Court of Canada case information database. You can search by the SCC 5-digit case number, by name or word in the style of cause, or by file number from the appeal court.
