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Rule Prohibiting Dogs Enforced by CAT

Author: 
JONATHAN FINE
Publication date:
August 29, 2022
Article Summary: 

The blog discusses the issue of dog prohibition rules in condominiums. It explains that while some condominium corporations may have rules that prohibit dogs, these rules may be difficult to enforce and may be subject to legal challenges.

The blog highlights the importance of balancing the rights of dog owners with the interests of other residents, particularly those who may be adversely affected by the presence of dogs in the building. It also discusses the potential challenges of enforcing dog prohibition rules, including the difficulty of identifying prohibited dogs and the risk of legal challenges.

The blog further discusses alternative approaches to addressing concerns about dogs in condominiums, including the establishment of rules and guidelines for dog ownership, such as requiring dogs to be leashed and providing designated areas for dog waste disposal. It emphasizes the importance of clear communication and collaboration between the condominium corporation and residents to ensure that rules and guidelines are understood and followed.

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Source Citation: 
JONATHAN FINE
Rule Prohibiting Dogs Enforced by CAT
August 29, 2022
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