Understanding the UK Civil Court System

What is the highest court in the UK civil court hierarchy?

• Court of Appeal

• Supreme Court

• High Court

• County Court

Which court primarily deals with small claims and minor civil disputes in the UK?

• Magistrates' Court

• High Court

• County Court

• Court of Appeal

Which type of civil case involves disputes over the terms of a contract?

• Tort cases

• Contract cases

• Family cases

• Probate cases

What is the role of a judge in a civil court case?

• To represent the defendant

• To present evidence

• To ensure a fair trial and make a judgement

• To act as a jury

Which court hears appeals from the High Court in civil matters?

• Supreme Court

• County Court

• Court of Appeal

• Magistrates' Court

What type of civil case involves disputes over property ownership?

• Contract cases

• Tort cases

• Land law cases

• Family cases

In the UK civil court system, who is responsible for interpreting the law and applying it to the facts of the case?

• The jury

• The solicitor

• The judge

• The barrister

Which court is responsible for handling complex and high-value civil cases?

• County Court

• Magistrates' Court

• High Court

• Court of Appeal

What type of civil case involves claims for compensation due to personal injury or damage to property?

• Contract cases

• Tort cases

• Family cases

• Probate cases

Which of the following is NOT a role of a judge in a civil court?

• Deciding the outcome of the case

• Representing the plaintiff

• Ensuring the trial is conducted fairly

• Interpreting the law