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- Unreasonable interference with body of a personTrespass to person is a tort which is frequently committed in everyday life. It is basically unreasonable interference with body of a person which can be committed either by causing actual harm or by just causing an apprehension of force.www.legalservicesindia.com/article/1073/Concept-of-Trespass-To-Person.html
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WebThe essence of all modern forms of trespass can be found in the old idea that trespass was the appropriate remedy for any direct and forcible injury. As will be seen, trespass to the person relates to direct and forcible …
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