Jeff Is Considering Filing a Lawsuit as a Plaintiff in the Province

question 63

Multiple Choice

Jeff is considering filing a lawsuit as a plaintiff in the province of Alberta,but he honestly doesn't think he should win.Jeff has no money and,in order to make sure he doesn't have to pay anything if he loses,he wants to self-represent.Jeff should

• A)not continue with the lawsuit because the judge may award the defendant party and party costs to provide partial indemnity.
• B)not continue with the lawsuit because the judge may award the defendant party and party costs to provide substantial indemnity.
• C)not continue with the lawsuit because the examination for discovery will prove Jeff has no case.
• D)not sue because in Canada you can't represent yourself unless the lawsuit is brought in Ontario.
• E)continue with the lawsuit if he can rely on a sympathetic jury.

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