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5. Be concerned in the organisation of a rave as defined by s.63 (1) or s63 (1A) of the
Criminal Justice and Public Order Act 1994.
6. Knowingly use or supply property, personal or otherwise, for use in a rave as defined
by s.63 (1) of the Criminal justice and Public Order Act 1994.
7. Enter or remain in any disused or abandoned building unless invited to do so in
writing by a registered charitable organisation or local authority or owner of the premises.
8. Enter any non-residential private property (by which words buildings and an open
enclosed and are intended to be individual) or an industrial estate between the hours of 22:00
and 07:00 without written permissions from the owner and a leaseholder of such property.
If you can demonstrate that the purpose of your entry of such property is to purchase goods or
services from any shop or garage or fuel supplier which is open to the public at such times.
Then in such event, you may enter but you must not remain on such property for longer than
30 minutes and you may do so on only one occasion during each separate nine-hour period
between 22:00 and 07:00 daily.
9. Provide any service in respect of any licensable activity in any unlicensed premises.
For the sake of clarity, nothing in this order prevents the defendant from assisting, preparing
for, engaging in licensed licensable activities,

206. This order expires on the 3 August 2020: -
207. This order and its requirements amends' a previous order imposed by Highbury
Corner Magistrates Court.
208. Condition 4 states: -
209. Enter any non-residential private property (by which words buildings and an open
enclosed and are intended to be individual) or an industrial estate between the hours of
22:00 and 07:00 without written permissions from the owner and a leaseholder of such
property.
210. If you can demonstrate that the purpose of your entry of such property is to purchase
goods or services from any shop or garage or fuel supplier which is open to the public at
such times. Then in such event, you may enter but you must not remain on such property
for longer than 30 minutes and you may do so on only one occasion during each separate
nine-hour period between 22:00 and 07:00 daily. With this condition in place, it would
mean that any non-residential property The Appellant would not be able to attend unless
it was for no less than 30 minutes on any one occasion, during a separate nine-hour
period:
211. This would include hospitals, police stations, 24-hour supermarkets, petrol stations,
cinemas, restaurants, bars, night clubs and any other public place open to the public
between these times, that is non-residential, The Appellant would only have a 30 minute
window to be able to enter any non-residential building, however is not feasible within
that 30minutes to:-

• The Appellant could not be seen in a hospital within 30 minutes,
• How would it be feasible if The Appellant went to dinner at a restaurant, they would be
completed within 30 minutes?
• How would it be feasible if The Appellant wanted to go to a nightclub or late-night bar as
it would only have 30 minutes?
• Places that are open to the public should not be restricted to The Appellant how is The
Appellant meant to have a normal family life?
• The Appellant cannot go to without written permission which would be degrading for The
Appellant to have to ask each time he wanted to go somewhere and explain why he
needed it to be confirmed in writing by the owner and/or leaseholder of the property, how