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Trespass

Trespass

Legal concept of intentional interference.

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  1. Trespass to land

    Use of land prevented by local property laws.

    32%

  2. CompuServe Inc. v. Cyber Promotions, Inc.

    1997 U.S. district court ruling.

    1.9%

  3. Freedom to roam

    Right of public access to land or bodies of water.

    1.6%

  4. Pierre-Joseph Proudhon

    French philosopher and anarchist (1809–1865).

    1.5%

  5. Trespasser

    Person who trespasses.

    0.76%

  6. Easement

    Right to use or enter real property.

    0.63%

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  1. Donoghue v Stevenson

    1932 UK landmark court case on negligence.

    5.1%

  2. Self-defense

    Countermeasure to defend oneself against harm.

    4.9%

  3. Trespass to land

    Use of land prevented by local property laws.

    3.7%

  4. Burglary

    Unlawful entering of a building.

    2%

  5. Mass trespass of Kinder Scout

    1932 protest in the UK.

    1.8%

  6. Jamie Foxx

    American comedian, actor and singer (born 1967).

    1.7%

  7. Area 51

    U.S. Air Force facility in Nevada.

    1.4%

  8. World Trade Center (1973–2001)

    Complex of buildings in New York City.

    1.2%

  9. Letang v Cooper

    1964 English negligence case.

    0.77%

  10. Booby trap

    Device or setup intended to kill, harm, or surprise a human or animal.

    0.55%