Under the Law of Torts, trespass does not require unlawful intention. It is sufficient if there is unauthorized entry, remaining on the property, or any act affecting possession. Unlawful intention is not a necessary ingredient for trespass.
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12 Mins English English50 Questions100 Marks60 Mins English English10 Questions20 Marks12 Mins EnglishArrange the following judgments on Torts in chronological order:
(A) Ashby v White
(B) M.C. Mehta v Union of India
(C) Rylands v Fletcher
(D) Donoghue v Stevenson
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Following are good defences to an action in tort:
(A) Act of God
(B) Volenti non fit injuria
(C) Private defence
(D) Trustee do son tort
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