In a Tort Action for Trespass to Land The

question 61

Multiple Choice

In a tort action for trespass to land the:

• A) wrongdoer is excused if he thought he owned the land
• B) wrongdoer is excused if she thought she could trespass
• C) the property owner must demonstrate actual injury
• D) intruder is not excused even if mistaken about the right to enter on the land
• E) the property owner must show that the land was fenced or otherwise posted as to ownership

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Definitions:

Enforceable

A description of a legal agreement or contract that can be upheld or compelled by law.

Certificated Security

A security that is represented in physical, paper form rather than in electronic or digital form.

Security Entitlement

A legal right or interest that an individual has in a financial asset that is held by a securities intermediary.

Chattel Paper

A document or record that evidences both a monetary obligation and a security interest in or lease of specific goods.