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General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: TammiDoan on October 19, 2025, 12:26:35 pm
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If in the exercise of any power an authorised officer enters premises which are unoccupied, or from which the occupier is temporarily absent, he must on his departure leave the premises as successfully secured towards unauthorised entry as he discovered them. If on an software a justice is happy that it is necessary for the authorised officer to enter the dwelling with out giving notice as required, the justice could challenge a warrant authorising the officer to enter the premises at any time (by pressure if essential). If an authorised officer takes possession of an article or substance found on the premises, he should go away a notice at the premises (either with a accountable person or if that's impracticable fixed in a distinguished place) giving particulars of the article or substance and stating that he has taken possession of it. Upon the granting of a warrant from a Magistrate, Fire Inspectors may use pressure to make entry into a premises for the needs of securing proof, investigating the commission of an offence or to make an inspection. In England and Wales Fire Safety Inspectors are given further powers to firefighters to be able to perform routine inspections, examine the fee of fire security associated offences and prohibit or limit using un-protected buildings.
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