Burlington By-law 024-2003, s. 11 — Where an owner or adjoining owner is in default of his obligations pursuant to this by- law, a person desiring to enforce the provisions of this by-law shall, within ninety days after completion of the construction of the division fence, serve or cause to be served on the defaulting person, a notice by registered mail requiring compliance with this by-law
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Where an owner or adjoining owner is in default of his obligations pursuant to this by- law, a person desiring to enforce the provisions of this by-law shall, within ninety days after completion of the construction of the division fence, serve or cause to be served on the defaulting person, a notice by registered mail requiring compliance with this by-law.
The notice shall specify that if the default is not rectified within thirty (30) days after service of the notice, the person enforcing this by-law may rectify the default by making an application to the Ontario Court of Justice and may take appropriate proceedings under Part IX of the Provincial Offences Act for an order to recover the proportionate share of the cost of the work from the defaulting person.
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