By Gerry NeelyB.A., LL.B. Occasionally a property owner builds a wall, fence, walkway or structure partly on adjoining property. This is usually the result of a misunderstanding of the location of the common boundary line between the two properties. Decades ago an encroached-upon owner would have had the right to have the encroachment removed. The law …
By Gerry NeelyB.A., LL.B. Dogs can be trained to assist the visually or hearing impaired and to warn epileptics of an impending seizure. A recent Ontario case asked the question of whether a dog capable of providing assistance to the hearing impaired was exempted from a “no pet” condominium regulation. An owner, who agreed at the …
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