Land Law > Trespass to land | Subject Matter

Effect of predicating a claim for damages for trespass on a relief of a declaration of title to land

1 case

Effect of proof of a better title on a claim of trespass

1 case

Elements that must be proved to sustain an action for trespass to land

1 case

Instances where the title of the plaintiff is put in issue when he sues for trespass

1 case

Meaning of trespass to land

4 cases

Nature of burden on the trespasser where the plaintiff proves effective possession of the land

1 case

Nature of possession required to maintain an action in trespass

1 case

Nature of possession which must be proved to succeed in an action for trespass

1 case

Need for identity of land to be proved in an action in trespass

1 case

Need for the plaintiff to prove direct invasion of his land by the defendant

1 case

Onus of proof in trespass

1 case

Position of the law where the defendant admits that he has land adjoining the land alleged to have been trespassed

1 case

Position of the law where the defendant pleads ownership in an action for trespass

1 case

Possession as the basis of an action in trespass

3 cases

The law as to trespass

1 case

The main fact which a plaintiff in an action for trespass must prove

1 case

The principle that a trespasser in physical possession can maintain an action against the whole world except the real owner

1 case

The principle that trespass is actionable at the suit of the person in possession of the land

1 case

The principle that trespass to land is actionable at the instance of the person in possession

1 case

The principle that where two trespassers are contesting the right to possess and occupy land, the court must protect the trespasser who first went into possession

1 case

The rule that a person in possession can successfully maintain an action for trespass against the whole world except the person proved to be the true owner

1 case

The rule that in awarding damages for trespass to land, regard should be had to the acreage of the land on which the trespass was committed, the period of wrongful occupation and the damage caused.

1 case

The rule that the area allegedly trespassed upon and made the subject-matter of the action must be identified with certainty

1 case

The rule that trespass is an action against possessory interest and not ownership

2 cases

The rule that trespass to land is actionable per se

2 cases

What a defendant to an action for trespass in land who sets up title to land as his defence must prove

1 case

What a plaintiff in an action for trespass must prove where the defendant pleads ownership

1 case

What a plaintiff needs to prove in an action in trespass to land

3 cases

What a plaintiff suing for trespass must prove where the defendant is in possession

1 case

What trespass to land entails

3 cases

When a trespasser can maintain an action in trespass

1 case

When land can be made the subject-matter of an action for trespass in Akim Abuakwa

1 case

Whether all persons who are in physical possession of land should be made defendants in an action for trespass

1 case

Whether a part suing for trespass to land must clearly define his boundary

1 case

Whether a party can succeed in an action for trespass without identification of the land alleged to have been trespassed upon

1 case

Whether a party who enters into land he did not pay for is in trespass

1 case

Whether a person who enters land under an authority and subsequently abuses or denies that authority is considered a trespasser

1 case

Whether a plan of the land alleged to have been trespassed is indispensable

1 case

Whether assertion of title to land, without entry upon the land, constitutes trespass

1 case

Whether a trespasser has agreement with anybody to be declared to be in breach of its terms

1 case

Whether chasing out somebody from a land constitutes a claim for trespass on land

1 case

Whether damages for trespass to land are at large

1 case

Whether or not a trespasser who enters land in possession of another will be entitled to a plea of adverse possession

1 case

Whether proof of possession is sufficient to maintain an action for trespass

1 case

Whether the court will protect a trespasser who ousts a person in possession

1 case

Whether the passing of poles through a person's land constitutes trespass

1 case

Subject Matter Index

Effect of predicating a claim for damages for trespass on a relief of a declaration of title to land

Effect of proof of a better title on a claim of trespass

Elements that must be proved to sustain an action for trespass to land

Instances where the title of the plaintiff is put in issue when he sues for trespass

Meaning of trespass to land

Nature of burden on the trespasser where the plaintiff proves effective possession of the land

Nature of possession required to maintain an action in trespass

Nature of possession which must be proved to succeed in an action for trespass

Need for identity of land to be proved in an action in trespass

Need for the plaintiff to prove direct invasion of his land by the defendant

Onus of proof in trespass

Position of the law where the defendant admits that he has land adjoining the land alleged to have been trespassed

Position of the law where the defendant pleads ownership in an action for trespass

Possession as the basis of an action in trespass

The law as to trespass

The main fact which a plaintiff in an action for trespass must prove

The principle that a trespasser in physical possession can maintain an action against the whole world except the real owner

The principle that trespass is actionable at the suit of the person in possession of the land

The principle that trespass to land is actionable at the instance of the person in possession

The principle that where two trespassers are contesting the right to possess and occupy land, the court must protect the trespasser who first went into possession

The rule that a person in possession can successfully maintain an action for trespass against the whole world except the person proved to be the true owner

The rule that in awarding damages for trespass to land, regard should be had to the acreage of the land on which the trespass was committed, the period of wrongful occupation and the damage caused.

The rule that the area allegedly trespassed upon and made the subject-matter of the action must be identified with certainty

The rule that trespass is an action against possessory interest and not ownership

The rule that trespass to land is actionable per se

What a defendant to an action for trespass in land who sets up title to land as his defence must prove

What a plaintiff in an action for trespass must prove where the defendant pleads ownership

What a plaintiff needs to prove in an action in trespass to land

What a plaintiff suing for trespass must prove where the defendant is in possession

What trespass to land entails

When a trespasser can maintain an action in trespass

When land can be made the subject-matter of an action for trespass in Akim Abuakwa

Whether all persons who are in physical possession of land should be made defendants in an action for trespass

Whether a part suing for trespass to land must clearly define his boundary

Whether a party can succeed in an action for trespass without identification of the land alleged to have been trespassed upon

Whether a party who enters into land he did not pay for is in trespass

Whether a person who enters land under an authority and subsequently abuses or denies that authority is considered a trespasser

Whether a plan of the land alleged to have been trespassed is indispensable

Whether assertion of title to land, without entry upon the land, constitutes trespass

Whether a trespasser has agreement with anybody to be declared to be in breach of its terms

Whether chasing out somebody from a land constitutes a claim for trespass on land

Whether damages for trespass to land are at large

Whether or not a trespasser who enters land in possession of another will be entitled to a plea of adverse possession

Whether proof of possession is sufficient to maintain an action for trespass

Whether the court will protect a trespasser who ousts a person in possession

Whether the passing of poles through a person's land constitutes trespass

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