QAI: Any party wall at the boundary of the land must be built as a firewall, with the exception of the residential buildings covered by Section 9.10.1.2. It stipulates that if there is no dwelling unit above another dwelling unit, a party wall on the right line should not be built as a firewall, provided it is designed as a fire separation with no less than one hour of fire resistance capacity. QAI: If firewalls are used, Part 3 requirements apply and the design is signed by a registered professional. Professional engineers and registered architects are considered registered professionals. For Exhibit 9 structures, firewalls can be designed and constructed in accordance with Schedule D or ULC S101 or P. Eng. For technical structures, firewalls can be designed and constructed in accordance with Schedule D or ULC S101; However, an engineer assumes responsibility for the design and construction of the building, including firewalls. The manufacturer must first determine whether a firewall is required for its project. If a firewall is required, the design must match Part 3, and the assessment of fire resistance may vary depending on the type of firewall occupancy. All firewalls must not be flammable and can be designed and constructed in accordance with Schedule D, ULC S101 or P. Eng. Please contact QAI, fbsadmin@qai.org, to learn more about how to approve your firewall group for the “ULC S101 Standard Fire Endurance Endurance Methods by Construction and Materials.” 3) Seek order to require the police to provide protection when constructing border wall 1.

Under these conditions, you can sue your neighbour for damage recovery to make him liable for the damage you caused to the demolition of the wall. Also seek a permanent injunction against him to prevent him from causing further damage to your property. 1. You must bring a mandatory cease and desist action against your neighbour to prevent him from interfering in the possession and enjoyment of your property and for the damage caused by the demolition of your border wall. You take civil action against your neighbour to declare that the controversial country is not a common space and that he has no right to interfere. They will also claim damages against the neighbour for the reconstruction of the border wall. 2. You must go to court to get permission to rebuild the torn wall and also to appoint a commissioner who inspects the neighbour`s request and reports it and confirms it before you can rebuild the wall.

It is advisable to get police protection before you start rebuilding your wall.