Ontario Barrister and Solicitor Practice Exam

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What constitutes satisfactory evidence of a property's legal use according to intended use?

  1. A previous owner's testimony

  2. A real estate agent's assurance

  3. Confirmation from the appropriate municipal authority

  4. Personal inspection

The correct answer is: Confirmation from the appropriate municipal authority

Satisfactory evidence of a property's legal use according to intended use would require confirmation from the appropriate municipal authority. This is because they are the governing body responsible for regulating and enforcing land use laws and regulations. A previous owner's testimony or a real estate agent's assurance may not be reliable or up-to-date. Personal inspection may also not provide sufficient information to determine a property's legal use. It is important to confirm with the appropriate authority for accurate and official information.

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