Kingston By-law 2009-140, s. 2 — Real Estate Signs shall not be displayed on a Premise unless such Sign is displayed by
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Real Estate Signs shall not be displayed on a Premise unless such Sign is displayed by:
the owner of the Premise or their authorized agent or contractor; an occupant of the Premise with the owner's permission to do so; or
a registered real estate broker or auctioneer in contractual agreement with the owner, or with an occupant authorized by the owner to enter into such agreement.
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