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If an occupant claims they have an ‘assistance animal’, can an owners corporation ask to see evidence that the animal actually is a certified ‘assistance animal’?

Posted 20 May 2024

Category: Pets, By-Laws, eBooks

Yes. This is a reasonable provision to include in a by-law that occupants who have an ‘assistance animal’ provide evidence that the animal is duly certified as an ‘assistance animal’.

This is an extract from our Bannermans Top 10 FAQ’s On Pets By-Laws.

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