Trespass -

: Historically included direct physical contact like assault or battery, though modern law often treats these as distinct torts. LECTURE III. - TORTS. -- TRESPASS AND NEGLIGENCE.

: Intentional interference with the possession or use of another person’s personal property (movable goods), such as using someone’s car or belongings without consent. trespass

Trespass is an unlawful act that involves an unauthorized intrusion into another person's property, person, or possessions. While often associated with land, it broadly encompasses any direct interference with a person's rights or property without their consent or legal authority. 🏛️ Core Categories of Trespass : Historically included direct physical contact like assault

: The most common form, occurring when someone intentionally enters or remains on another's real property without permission. trespass