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Charge of Utter Threats withdrawn prior to trial, at the Ontario Court of Justice, Brampton. The client was a tenant in the process of moving out of a unit. On the day of the incident, the client was in the process of moving. The move took longer than expected. Around 8 pm, the client contacted the landlord asking for a few more hours to move out. The landlord agreed. The client said she would be moved out around 10 pm. At approximately 9 pm, a male entered the front door of the premises to change the locks unannounced. An argument ensued. The client asked the male to leave so she could call the landlord to confirm his identify. The male refused shoving past her into the home. The client said she would have her dog attack him. The male called police and the client was arrested. Grace Condello was retained to defend T.B. Ms. Condello was successful in convincing the Crown Attorney to resolve the case. T.B. maintained a right to protect the property as she was still in peaceful possession until the time agreed upon with the landlord. Further, the aggressive actions of the complainant were criminal acts including a physical assault. As such, the charge utter threats was withdrawn.