Domestic Abuse Act 2021
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23 Provision that may be made by notices
(1) A domestic abuse protection notice may provide that the person to whom the notice is given (“P”)— (a) may not contact the person for whose protection the notice is given; (b) may not come within a specified distance of any premises in England or Wales in which that person lives. “Specified” means specified in the notice. (2) If P lives in premises in England or Wales in which the person for whose protection the notice is given also lives, the notice may also contain provision— (a) prohibiting P from evicting or excluding that person from the premises; (b) prohibiting P from entering the premises; (c) requiring P to leave the premises.
23 Provision that may be made by notices
(1) A domestic abuse protection notice may provide that the person to whom the notice is given (“P”)— (a) may not contact the person for whose protection the notice is given; (b) may not come within a specified distance of any premises in England or Wales in which that person lives. “Specified” means specified in the notice. (2) If P lives in premises in England or Wales in which the person for whose protection the notice is given also lives, the notice may also contain provision— (a) prohibiting P from evicting or excluding that person from the premises; (b) prohibiting P from entering the premises; (c) requiring P to leave the premises.
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