In which court can matters with a monetary limit of $150,000 be heard?

The Magistrates Court is the appropriate venue for matters with a monetary limit of $150,000. It is designed to handle a wide range of civil disputes, and this monetary jurisdiction reflects its capacity to manage lower-value claims effectively. The court process in the Magistrates Court is generally more accessible and expedient for such cases compared to higher courts.

While the District Court can handle claims above this amount and the Supreme Court has jurisdiction over more significant legal matters and serious criminal cases, the Magistrates Court is specifically structured to deal with cases up to $150,000, making it the correct choice for this question.

The Federal Court is a separate jurisdiction that deals primarily with matters arising under federal law rather than provincial monetary disputes, thereby making it less relevant in this context.