(pt2) Intentional Torts Against Property: Trespass to Land
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What is required to establish that a person is a trespasser on another's land?

  • Entering onto the land without permission (correct)
  • Causing harm to the property
  • Permission from the landowner
  • Presence of trespassing signs
  • In the context of Trespass to Land, what does 'remains on land owned by another' refer to?

  • Staying on the land after being invited
  • Leaving personal belongings on the land
  • Renting the land from the owner
  • Continuing to be on the land without permission (correct)
  • How is 'harm' defined in the context of Trespass to Personal Property?

  • Unauthorized use of personal property
  • Emotional distress caused by interference
  • Only physical damage
  • Any action that decreases value, condition, or quality (correct)
  • What is necessary to establish Conversion in relation to personal property?

    <p>Wrongfully retaining possession of another's property</p> Signup and view all the answers

    In which scenario can someone be held liable for Conversion even if they did not commit theft or trespass initially?

    <p>If they refuse to return the property to the rightful owner</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What type of falsehoods lead to Disparagement of Property?

    <p>Negative statements about a product's quality or ownership</p> Signup and view all the answers

    'Slander of Title' occurs when a publication does what?

    <p>Makes false claims about someone's ownership of property</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What defense can be used against a claim of Trespass to Land if someone entered the property to assist someone in danger?

    <p>'Good Samaritan' defense</p> Signup and view all the answers

    'Trade Libel' in relation to Disparagement of Property involves what type of false information?

    <p>'Fake news' about a competitor's product performance</p> Signup and view all the answers

    'Trespasser' is liable for what when entering someone else's land without permission?

    <p>'Damage caused to the property and cannot hold the owner liable for injuries sustained on the premises'</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Trespass to Land

    • To establish trespass, it must be proven that a person entered another's land without permission.
    • "Remains on land owned by another" refers to a person who entered lawfully but then overstayed their welcome or exceeded the scope of their permission.

    Trespass to Personal Property

    • "Harm" in the context of Trespass to Personal Property means any unauthorized interference with the owner's possession of their property, including damage or destruction.

    Conversion

    • To establish Conversion, it must be proven that someone interfered with another's personal property in a way that deprived the owner of their rights to the property.
    • Conversion can occur even without initial theft or trespass if someone later intentionally deals with the property in a way that is inconsistent with the owner's rights.

    Disparagement of Property

    • False statements that harm the reputation of property are considered Disparagement of Property.
    • "Slander of Title" occurs when a publication falsely claims ownership of someone else's property, leading to a loss of value for the owner.

    Defenses to Trespass to Land

    • Entering another's property to help someone in danger can be a defense against a claim of Trespass to Land.

    Trade Libel

    • "Trade Libel" involves spreading false information about a person's goods or services, causing harm to their business.

    Trespasser Liability

    • A trespasser who enters someone else's land without permission is liable for any damages they cause, including personal injury and property damage.

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    Learn about Trespass to Land, where unauthorized entry onto another person's property is considered a violation. Understand the elements involved in establishing a person as a trespasser and the consequences of entering property to commit illegal acts.

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