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Trespassing penalties include jail and £1 million fine
The article discusses the legal penalties imposed on those who assault homes and properties. Article 370 of the Penal Code states that entering a dwelling that is inhabited or intended for habitation, its accessories, a ship, or a place used for storage of money, with the intent to prevent its possession or commit a crime therein, is punishable by imprisonment for two to five years and a fine ranging from 100,000 to 500,000 Egyptian pounds. The penalties are increased in cases of tampering or providing false information, where imprisonment can range from two to seven years, and the fine can reach up to one million pounds. Penalties are also heightened considering circumstances such as nighttime attacks, the use of force, breaking in, or climbing in, with imprisonment possibly extending to seven years and fines that may reach one million pounds. Strict penalties are also imposed if the act occurs based on a judicial ruling to enable a person to seize the property, with the punishment increasing to ten years and a fine of up to two million pounds if the act is repeated within a year.
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