Brantford By-law 206, s. 206.4.14 — Appeal – no stay of muzzle order A request of the owner of a dog for a hearing does not act as a stay of the muzzling requirement
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Appeal – no stay of muzzle order A request of the owner of a dog for a hearing does not act as a stay of the muzzling requirement.
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- 206.4.12 Appeal – time for A dog owner whose dog has been designated as a potentially dangerous or dangerous dog, may appeal to the Appeal Committee by forwarding a Notice of Appeal to the Clerk, within fourteen days after being served with a Notice of Designation
- 206.4.13 Appeal – confirmation of designation A Notice of Designation that is not appealed within the time frame referred to in Section 206.3.6 shall be deemed to be confirmed
- 206.4.15 Direction – compliance with Every person shall comply with any direction given pursuant to Section 206.4.7 and Section 206.4.9, unless and until the direction is modified on appeal
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