A condominium association has been fighting it out in court for nearly one year with a homeowner who sued when the association moved to ban his dog.
July 31, 2014 at 02:13 PM
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A condominium association has been fighting it out in court for nearly one year with a homeowner who sued when the association moved to ban his dog.
The dog’s breed and function are at the center of a lawsuit that pits countywide breed restrictions against Fair Housing Act protections for disabled residents with service animals.
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