Brampton By-law 172-2006, s. 9 — After the hearing of all of the evidence, the Justice of the Peace will ask both the Informant and Defendant for submissions (this is an opportunity for both parties to summarize their position and reasons why a conviction should or should not be entered)
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After the hearing of all of the evidence, the Justice of the Peace will ask both the Informant and Defendant for submissions (this is an opportunity for both parties to summarize their position and reasons why a conviction should or should not be entered).
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- 7 If the defendant (adjoining property owner) enters a guilty plea, you will be required to provide the court with certain facts of the by-law contravention and submissions as to the penalty (fine amount) you wish the court to impose
- 8 On the Trial Date, • Attend court with your witnesses (witnesses must attend in person as their evidence be introduced via a signed statement) and all other evidence • Present your evidence and call your witnesses to testify • The defendant has the right to question any witness who testifies on your behalf • After you have presented your evidence, the defendant has the opportunity to present evidence and witnesses but is not required to do so Office Consolidation – Division Fence By-law 172-2006 –
- 10 After hearing all of the evidence and submissions (if any), the Justice of the Peace will render a ruling, either entering a conviction against the defendant, or dismissing the charge
- 11 If a conviction is entered, the court will ask the Informant and then the Defendant for submissions as to the penalty they wish the Court to impose
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