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Originally Posted by Kymmy
I think though paragraph 3 would stop the seizure as a house is not public access
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Nope, because it doesn't state you can ONLY seize where the public has access. If you couldn't carry out the right in a domestic property it would be exempted in the same way as business premises are in that section.
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the rule in general was brought in for seizure of materials at places like markets, car-boot sales...etc.. Where the public has access to, a house is private.. (same as a business if the person in question also owns the business)
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Except a market or car boot qualify as "a permanent or regular place of business of his" and is actually exempted by that section so you can't seize there!