If the life or person of a victim (limited to a victim who has been subjected to physical violence or life-threatening intimidation, etc. (meaning declared threats of harm to the victim's life or person; hereinafter the same applies in this Chapter) by a spouse; hereinafter the same applies in this Article and Article 18, paragraph (1)) is highly likely to be seriously harmed as a result of further physical violence by the spouse (including a former spouse when the victim has obtained a divorce or annulment of marriage subsequent to being subjected to physical violence or life-threatening intimidation, etc. by the spouse; hereinafter the same applies in this Article, Article 12, paragraph (2), item (ii), and Article 18, paragraph (1)), upon petition by the victim, the court is to order the spouse to leave the residence where the victim and spouse share a principal place of daily activity and to refrain from loitering in the vicinity of the residence for a two-month period from the day on which the order comes into effect (or a six-month period if the victim is the sole owner or lessee of the building or condominium unit (meaning a condominium unit prescribed in Article 2, item (xxii) of the Real Property Registration Act (Act No. 123 of 2004)) that is used by the victim and the spouse as their principal place of daily activity, and if the victim has filed a petition); however this is limited to cases where the victim and spouse share the same principal place of daily activity at the time of the petition.