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  1. My ex partner has moved out of our joint mortgaged house into another house that he has a mortgage on, he has moved all of his personal possessions except for his shotguns (which are currently locked away in a proper cabinet with two keys that only he has access to). The police have told me that he can leave them there because they are correctly locked away and he is on the mortgage, even though he doesn't live at the house anymore. I don't have a license to keep them which the police say they're fine with because my ex is on the mortgage and the guns are correctly locked away. Does this make any sense to anyone because it's not making any sense to me, surely you have to keep them at the address you actually live at. My ex says he has no intention of moving them before we finish mediation (he knows I'd like them moved to his house) which hasn't even started yet, assessment meeting is in January. How can it be possible to leave firearms in a house that you don't live in anymore, it just doesn't seem reasonable to me that that is considered within the law, what am I missing, can anyone explain this to me?
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