Preservation of other rights to prevent entry to premises or remove persons from premises

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Sections 165 and 165A do not limit any rights a person has under another law to prevent entry to premises to anyone or remove anyone from premises.

Example—

A licensee decides on a dress standard for persons in the licensed premises. The licensee may exercise the licensee’s rights apart from this Act to stop anyone who does not comply with the standard from entering the premises.

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165B Preservation of other rights to prevent entry to premises or remove persons from premises