Consent (Form 13B) – Rules of the Small Claims Court Forms – Ontario Court Services

This document, identified as Consent Form 13B under Ont. Reg. No. 258/98, is used in the Ontario Superior Court of Justice, specifically within the Small Claims Court. The form facilitates mutual agreements between plaintiffs and defendants in small claims proceedings. The form also notes that additional signatures can be attached on a separate sheet if needed. It is available in both English and French on the Ontario court forms website for accessibility.

Consent Form 13B is used in the Ontario Superior Court of Justice, Small Claims Court, to document mutual agreements between plaintiffs and defendants. Follow these steps to complete the form accurately:

Step 1: Court Information

• Small Claims Court Phone Number: Enter the phone number of the Small Claims Court where your case is being handled.
• Small Claims Court Address: Fill in the address of the Small Claims Court.
• Claim Number: Write the unique claim number associated with your case.

Step 2: Identify the Parties

• Plaintiff(s): Enter the full name(s) of the plaintiff(s) involved in the case.
• Defendant(s): Enter the full name(s) of the defendant(s) involved in the case.

Step 3: Consent Agreement

• Consent Details: Clearly state the terms of the agreement or consent. This should outline what both parties are agreeing to.

Step 4: Signatures

• Consenting Party Information
  • Date: Enter the date when the consenting party is signing the form.
  • Signature of Party Consenting: The party agreeing to the terms should sign here.
  • Name of Party Consenting: Print the name of the consenting party.
• Witness Information
  • Date: Enter the date when the witness is signing the form, which should be immediately after the consenting party signs.
  • Signature of Witness: The witness should sign here.
  • Name of Witness: Print the name of the witness.

Note: Each party must sign the form in the presence of their witness. If there are more parties involved, attach additional sheets following the same format.

Step 5: Additional Information

• For more information or to access the form in both English and French, visit the Ontario court forms website at www.ontariocourtforms.on.ca. The website also provides details on accessible formats.

By carefully following these steps, you ensure that Consent Form 13B is completed correctly and can be processed without delays.