Similarly to cases exceeding the $25,000 threshold addressed in higher courts, a Small Claims Court case entails both procedural and substantive law aspects. The procedural law, outlined in the Rules of the Small Claims Court, governs the process of a legal matter. Meanwhile, the substantive law, forming the basis of the dispute, encompasses various legal areas, including but not limited to contract law, tort law, employment law, consumer law, and construction law. For details on specific Rules applicable in the Small Claims Court, refer to: [provide the source or link].