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BC tribunal rules strata has right to order aggressive dog removed (opens the original)
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The BC Civil Resolution Tribunal recently ordered an Abbotsford strata to reverse its fines against a homeowner who has an aggressive dog, but that dog would still have to go. Allison Jane Lundgren applied to have orders reversing the fines and allowing her dog, named Greta, which she admits attacked other dogs, to stay until she can sell her strata lot. The strata under its pet bylaw required Lundgren to remove Greta from the strata and began fining her when she failed to do so. She argued she
Surrey pushing arena project for 2030 completion (opens the original)
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The City of Surrey has issued a request for bids for a project management consultant for the new City Centre Arena project. The consultant is to provide strategic leadership, coordination, oversight and project management services through planning, design, procurement, construction and project delivery. The city, with the Surrey City Development Corporation as the development manager, are advancing the arena and event plaza project as well as the Entertainment District in the City Centre. The pr
Not having no-smoking bylaw not a shield for Metro Vancouver strata (opens the original)
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Not having a specific smoking bylaw did not mean a Coquitlam townhouse strata could avoid a judgment awarded against it. The BC Civil Resolution Tribunal recently awarded an owner in the complex $2,803, including damages, because his strata did not act on his complaints about a neighbour’s smoking. The strata does not have a non-smoking bylaw. However, it does have relevant bylaws which state a resident or visitor must not use a strata lot, common property or common assets in a way that causes a
Man claims he was forced to sign loan agreement out of fear for his safety (opens the original)
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The BC Civil Resolution Tribunal recently ruled in favour of a man who is owed money for lending funds to another man who claimed he was forced to sign a loan agreement. Providing documents, a video and a witness statement of the two signing an agreement, Narasimha Reddy Kankara said that in July 2024, he lent $4,000 to Mukesh Yasarapu to purchase a vehicle. He had only received $2,000 back, but the signed agreement was that the loan would be repaid in full by Oct. 30, 2024. Yasarapu said he ask
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