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18 Forcible entry

8 Henry VI c 9—The Forcible Entry Act 1429; 31 Elizabeth c 11—The Forcible Entry Act 1588.

No person shall make any entry into any land except where such entry is given by law and, in such case, with no more force than is reasonably necessary.

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