Assertion: trespass's act | /r/HasProperty | direct
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text: The general principle is that a trespass to the person must be a direct and intentional act, while if it was indirect or unintentional the tort of negligence is more appropriate, as established in Letang v Cooper.
text: If the act is direct i.e. arising out of the natural consequences of the act of the defendant then it is valid.
text: Furthermore in the case of land it is to be seen that if the act is direct or indirect i.e. if the trespass is not the natural consequence of the act done.