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Criminal Code Act 1983

149ARight to safety from attack by intruders

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149A Right to safety from attack by intruders It is expressly declared that it is the public policy of the Territory that occupants of dwelling-houses and commercial premises, and persons invited into those premises, have the right to enjoy absolute safety in the premises from attack by intruders.

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