Pet ownership in a no-pet condo in Toronto?

Question

I have lived in my condo in Toronto for more than 10 years and have owned a pet which the "no-Pet" building has know about all along. Many other people in the building also have pets, but the no-pet laws have not been enforced. Recently a new owner moved into the building and complained about my animal, and I have been asked to get rid of it. Is there anything I can do? Have there been any court rulings which support the pet owner?

Answer 1

Nu-uh.

You were lucky to get away with it whilst you could.

No offense, but that's very selfish- people move into no-pet condos because they don't want pets around them, and you broke that rule.

So sorry, but there's nothing you can do since you're in the wrong.

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Um, no.

That case is a situation where a woman had a cat for years and THEN her condo enforced a no pet policy.

Your case is the condo had an active no pet policy but YOU still decided to keep your pet.