Right of private defence of property begins on reasonable apprehension and continues for specified ongoing offences. Right of private defence of property commences when a reasonable apprehension of danger to the property arises. It continues against theft until the ... Summary
Right of private defence of property begins on reasonable apprehension and continues for specified ongoing offences.
Right of private defence of property commences when a reasonable apprehension of danger to the property arises. It continues against theft until the offender has retreated with the property or authorities are obtained or the property recovered; against robbery while the offender causes or attempts death, hurt or wrongful restraint or the fear of instant death, hurt or restraint continues; against criminal trespass or mischief while the offender continues the act; and against house breaking after sunset until the initiated house trespass continues.
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