| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - In Kearney vs. Bramlea Ltd, the use of income criteria to assess tenant applicants was found to be unjustified (on the basis that it took no account of a person's real willingness and ability to pay) and constituted discrimination on a number of grounds, including race, sex, marital status, age and receipt of public assistance since it disproportionately affected those groups (CANADA, Shelter Corp
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