Trespass to land & wrongs to goods MCQs with Answers

A civil action for trespass to real property is sustainable

On a foggy night 'A' puts his scooter in the garage of 'B' On finding it, if 'B' removes the scooter from the garage and puts it alongside the road, then:

Which of the following is a correct definition of trespass to land?

A willful and unjustified dealing with the goods in such a manner that another person, who is entitled to immediate use and possession of the same, is deprived of that is known as.....

Trespass to land means an unjustifiable interference with possession. In relation to possession of land "animus" means?

'An act in relation to goods of a person which results in an unjustifiable denial of his title to them' constitutes the tort of:

In which of the following cases K is not liable for trespass to T's land? Select the correct answer. Cases.
(A) K throws stones on T's land.
(B) K enters T's land, practices cycling there without permission and comes back
(C) T permits K to keep his cows in his land for two days but K continues to keep the cows inspite of request for their removal even after one months and himself goes there for attending and milking his cows, though no harm is done by himself or his cows
(D) K having big tree in his land, over grown branches from that tree over hand T's land and leaves fell in T's well. Liability—

LEGAL PRINCIPLE : Any direct physical interference with goods in somebody's possession without lawful justification is called trespass of goods. FACTUAL SITUATION : Z purchased a car from a person who had no title to it and sent it to garage for repair. X believing wrongly that the car was his, removed it from the garage. Has he committed any offence ? DECISION :

in Bridges Vs. Hawkesworth, the finder was allowed to keep the goods on the ground that:

A willful and unjustified dealing with the goods in such a manner that another person, who is entitled to immediate use and possession of the same, is deprived of that is known as