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Toronto By-law 349, s. (3) — Chapter 349 Animals

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Where an officer has concluded that a dog was acting in self-defence and elected not to issue an order to comply under Subsection C(2), that dangerous act will not be counted when determining if a subsequent dangerous act is the second or subsequent on record with the City under Subsection B(3). [Added 2022-04-07 by By-law 256-2022]

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