noun
A person entering someone's land or property without permission.
‘a trespasser on his land’
- ‘That is, the tortfeasor, the trespasser, is liable not only for the tort of trespass but for what has been called the fruits of the trespass.’
- ‘This is the same principle as allows a licensee who is in de facto possession to evict a trespasser.’
- ‘As noted above, at common law the trespasser received the least protection of any entrant on the occupier's premises.’
- ‘The fact that the claimant was a trespasser is, from the defendant's point of view, purely fortuitous.’
- ‘The remedies available with regard to the fruits of the trespass in the hands of the trespasser would be an injunction, and we would accept that.’