In the case of Wellington Condominium Corporation No. 244 v. Pauli, the condominium corporation’s Declaration contained a provision that prohibited certain breeds of dogs. Based upon the available evidence, the CAT ordered the removal of a dog (owned by a tenant) based upon non-compliance with this provision “unless a satisfactory letter from a licensed veterinarian is provided to WSCC 244 which states that (the dog) is not a Doberman or mixed breed Doberman”. Read the entire article……………………………….
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