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589 Effect of withdrawal of consent to enter under this Chapter (a) an authorised officer enters a place with the occupier’s consent and has obtained evidence at the place; but (b) the occupier’s consent is later withdrawn. (2) The evidence obtained (including any evidence seized) up to the time the consent is withdrawn is not invalid or inadmissible in proceedings for a contravention of this Law merely because the consent was withdrawn.

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