What is the small claims court limit in Arizona?
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The small claims court limit in Arizona is $5,000, exclusive of interest and costs, applying to civil claims for debt, damage, tort, injury, or the value of personal property, as well as actions to rescind a contract or seek equitable relief where the amount at issue does not exceed that figure [1].
The small claims division cannot hear certain case types, including eviction-related actions (forcible entry, forcible detainer, or unlawful detainer), defamation claims, class actions, requests for injunctive relief, and actions against the state or its officers in their official capacity [1].
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