'In Tort Law, 'Trespass to Goods' Is

question 30

Multiple Choice

'In tort law, 'trespass to goods' is:

• A)Wrongfully dealing with the property of another in a way that is inconsistent with their ownership or rightful possession.
• B)Wrongfully detaining the property of another.
• C)Directly and intentionally interfering with or using the personal property of another.
• D)Directly and intentionally interfering with land in the rightful possession of another.

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