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Ontario Small Claims Court form

Form 11B: Default Judgment

Getting judgment when no Defence is filed

Last checked: November 13, 2026

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Version: January 1, 2021

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What it is for

Asks the clerk for judgment against a defendant who was noted in default, when the claim is for a debt or fixed amount (Rule 11.02).

Who uses it

The plaintiff.

When to use it

After the defendant has been noted in default using a Request to Clerk (Form 9B), and the claim is for a debt or fixed amount.

What you need

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Tips

  • If a judge needs to decide the amount, use a motion in writing or an assessment hearing instead (Rule 11.03).
  • Keep a copy of the judgment. You will need it to collect.

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