Assertion: trespass's act | /r/HasProperty | done
Facets:
value: negligently
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: Trespass to land refers to the physical interference of someone over the property of other who is in possession of it and the act being done negligently or with intention without any legal justification leads to commits an offense.
text: It can be both civil and criminal depending on the nature of the act being done.
text: The thing which is now taken into account is whether the act of trespass was done intentionally or unintentionally.
text: In simpler words, if any act that constitutes the tort of trespass continues to be done, without the trespasser trying to avoid it, is said to be continuing trespass.
text: The needs to be a reasonableness in the defendant attitude but the general principle is that the right of private self defence that is exercised is only when the claimant himself is in the wrong and secondly that the force used in exercise of private defence is proportionate to the act that has been done.