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For nine years, Paula Terifaj has fought to keep dogs in her Palm Springs condominium, despite bylaws prohibiting pets. But on Monday the California Supreme Court said the veterinarian has been barking up the wrong tree. In a unanimous ruling, the court said Terifaj must comply with homeowner association rules, even though they were put into writing five years after she bought her unit.
June 16, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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