The Tort of Trespass Is 'Actionable Per Se' Because

question 8

Multiple Choice

The tort of trespass is 'actionable per se' because:

• A)There is no need for the plaintiff to prove actual loss or damage in order to commence action.
• B)The defendant must prove that the plaintiff suffered actual loss or damage.
• C)There is a need for the plaintiff to prove that the defendant's act was intentional.
• D)The plaintiff must prove that the defendant was negligent.

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