Section 91: Search and entry powers
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91. Search and entry powers
(1) Where a police officer has reasonable cause to believe that any
offence has been, is being, or is about to be committed on any premises
against section 90, he may, on showing reasonable grounds on oath, obtain
from a Magistrate a warrant to search those premises.
(2) The officer may, on the strength of the warrant, which he shall
exhibit if requested to do so, enter the premises at any time, and, if need be,
by force, for the purpose of effecting a search.
(3) The officer may, where the premises are closed, gain access thereto
by means of breaking, if after notification of his office and purpose and
demand of admission duly made, he is unable to obtain admittance.
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- Can police obtain a warrant to search premises suspected of being used as a brothel?