The Criminal Code provides that anyone who breaks into a place is presumed to have the intent to commit a criminal act. However, this presumption can be rebutted with contrary evidence, such as a plausible explanation that creates reasonable doubt. The term “place” in the Code includes a variety of locations, such as a house, a non-residential building, a railway vehicle, a ship, an aircraft, or a trailer. A park or enclosure where animals are kept may also be considered a “place” under the law.