Assertion: trespass's act | /r/HasProperty | intentional
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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: The act of nonconsensual entry may be intentional or negligent.
text: The act must be intentional and the damages a direct consequence of the defendant’s act.
text: Trespass to the person is a tort involving wrongful direct interference with another person and traditionally included both intentional and negligent acts.
text: The act and not the injury must be intentional; an intention to injure is not essential.
text: The defendant’s plea of mistake in claiming trespass to land failed because his act of cutting grass was intentional even though he made a mistake as to where the boundary was.