(2) It is taken to be
reasonable to keep an animal on a lot unless the keeping of the animal
unreasonably interferes with another occupant's use and enjoyment of the
occupant's lot or the common property.
(3) The regulations may specify
circumstances in which the keeping of an animal unreasonably interferes with
another occupant's use and enjoyment of the occupant's lot or the
common property.
(4) A by-law that prohibits the keeping of an animal on a
lot is not harsh, unconscionable or oppressive if it does not unreasonably
prohibit the keeping of an animal on a lot.
Note : Section 150(1) provides
that the Tribunal may declare a by-law to be invalid if it is harsh,
unconscionable or oppressive.
(5) An owners corporation is taken to have
given permission for the keeping of an animal on a lot if--
(a) it made a
decision about the keeping of the animal in contravention of subsection
(1)(b), or
(b) a decision of the owners corporation is required before the
animal may be kept on the lot and the owners corporation failed to make a
decision within a reasonable time.
(6) If a report has been tabled in
Parliament under section 276A, the Minister must not recommend the making of a
regulation under this section unless the Minister has considered the report.
(7) Subsection (6) is repealed 5 years after the commencement of this section.
