CanadaJustice 5 · The justice system
Which court deals mainly with cases involving departments and agencies of the Government of Canada?
- aA small claims court
- bA municipal traffic court
- cThe Federal CourtCorrect answer
- dA provincial family court
Why?
The Federal Court deals with matters concerning the federal government, for example disputes with federal departments. Small claims, family and traffic cases go to provincial courts.
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