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(2)when it appears that a flagrant offence is being committed within the private place;
(3)when a person who has committed a flagrant offence has absconded into the private place whilst being pursued or is firmly suspected to have taken refuge therein;
(4)when it is reasonably suspected that an article obtained from the commission of an offence is hidden or is in such place and it is also reasonably believed that the article would be removed because of the delay in obtaining a warrant of search;
(5)when the private place is owned by the person who is to be arrested and the arrest is based upon a warrant of arrest or is conducted in accordance with section 78.
When a superior administrative or police official conducts a search in person, no warrant of search is required, but it must be an event in which a warrant of search can be issued or a search can be conducted according to this Code.
Section93.No person shall be searched in a public place, save where the search is conducted by an administrative or police official when the person is reasonably believed to possess an article for use in the commission of an offence, or which has been obtained through the commission of an offence, or of which the possession constitutes an offence.
