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Question - Juan's new business was growing quickly to new heights, as many customers had bad neighbours that they wanted to keep away.
Juan decided to buy a new property to house his business.
Juan offered to buy a house from Renaud. The vendor told him that the house had a great large workshop that Juan could use to pre-build modules for his really tall fences. Renaud agreed to sell the house for $400,000, and the transaction closed on August 31, 2020.
Juan paid the money, took possession, and started moving his tools into the workshop. After two weeks of using the workshop, a government inspector came by and told Juan that he had received complaints that Juan was operating a business in a residential neighbourhood. The inspector gave Juan a $500 fine and told Juan that he had to stop operating his business out of the workshop immediately.
Can Juan sue Renaud? What type of claim can he make and what type of relief can he seek? What damages could he demand?
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