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Document examples and preparation checklists

Examples of the information commonly needed for Canadian legal-document drafting, with federal, provincial and territorial differences kept explicit.

These examples are preparation checklists, not official court or tribunal forms. Canadian procedure is not uniform across the country, so a required provincial, territorial, federal-court or tribunal form must be used when the forum requires one.

Demand or dispute letter

  • identify the parties and transaction or relationship
  • state the amount or obligation in dispute
  • attach contracts, invoices, receipts and correspondence
  • state the requested remedy and a response date
  • verify governing law, limitation issues and any contractual notice clause

Court or tribunal document

  • identify the province or territory and the specific court or tribunal
  • use the mandatory official form if one exists
  • verify monetary jurisdiction and filing method
  • check service, limitation and appeal deadlines
  • separate facts, evidence and legal submissions
A provincial small-claims form or residential-tenancy procedure must not be presented as a Canada-wide rule.