Aurora By-law 6197-19, s. 15.5 — In deciding an appeal of a Training Order, Notice to Muzzle, or a Dangerous Dog Order, the Tribunal may consider whether the subject dog was acting in self- defence when the Dangerous Act leading to the order occurred
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In deciding an appeal of a Training Order, Notice to Muzzle, or a Dangerous Dog Order, the Tribunal may consider whether the subject dog was acting in self- defence when the Dangerous Act leading to the order occurred.
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- 15.4 After a hearing of an appeal regarding a Training Order, Notice to Muzzle or a Dangerous Dog Order, the Tribunal may
- 15.4(a)
- 15.6 Subject to the provisions of the Aurora Appeal Tribunal By-law, if a request for a hearing is not provided to the Town Clerk in accordance with the provisions of the Aurora Appeal Tribunal By-law within fifteen (15) calendar days of deemed receipt of a Training Order, Notice to Muzzle, or a Dangerous Dog Order, such a Training Order, Notice to Muzzle, or a Dangerous Dog Order is deemed to be final
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