R. v. Lights, 2020 ONCA 128
[50] When things are found in a premises or place occupied by an accused, no presumption of knowledge and control arises from proof of occupancy. Put simply, occupancy does not create a presumption of possession: R. v. Watson, [2011] O.J. No. 2562, 2011 ONCA 437, at para. 13; R. v. Lincoln, [2012] O.J. No. 3872, 2012 ONCA 542, at para. 3.
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