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I've had a browse around the net and I can only find the US Curtilage Laws.
Are there any law gurus out there that have info on South Australian curtilage laws please.
Any info is much appreciated.
Thanks in advance.

Having some neighbour issues mate?

We could re-instate The Big Shrek

dont know if this helps smithy. but this what i came up with in my search

http://www.legislation.sa.gov.au/index. ... rchResults

smac wrote:Having some neighbour issues mate?

Ha ha, no I'm not, it's more related to work.
My line of work sometimes requires me to go onto peoples property when they aren't home and I wanted a bit more information.

smithy wrote:

smac wrote:Having some neighbour issues mate?

Ha ha, no I'm not, it's more related to work.
My line of work sometimes requires me to go onto peoples property when they aren't home and I wanted a bit more information.

burglary

magpie in the 80's wrote:dont know if this helps smithy. but this what i came up with in my search

http://www.legislation.sa.gov.au/index. ... rchResults

Thanks MIT80.
Very interesting read.

magpie in the 80's wrote:

smithy wrote:

smac wrote:Having some neighbour issues mate?

Ha ha, no I'm not, it's more related to work.
My line of work sometimes requires me to go onto peoples property when they aren't home and I wanted a bit more information.

burglary

Damn I could've worded that a bit better. LMAO - I confess.

magpie in the 80's wrote:dont know if this helps smithy. but this what i came up with in my search

http://www.legislation.sa.gov.au/index. ... rchResults

What I'm curious about is, if given powers by the state, are you allowed to enter someones yard to carry out an investigation and gather evidence (on the basis of presumed innocent till proven guilty), or does the curtilage issue (house and attached yard) come into things, so even though you know the person is not complying with the law, they are (at that point in time) innocent and can therefore tell you to leave their land.

So does the owners curtilage rights over-write other laws or is there exceptions?

I banged my knee on the neighbours tap and suffered curtilage damage.

boom boom ... by the way, what does SABRE stand for this week?

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