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Section 90 - Liquor Licensing Act 1990 - Police may enter premises on reasonable suspicion — Zoe

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### 90 Police may enter premises on reasonable suspicion > A police officer who has reasonable grounds for believing that liquor is being sold on premises contrary to this Part may enter those premises.

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