Trespass to Property Act

Trespassing is defined as entering land or property with permission.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Which of the following are common offences?

• Loitering

• Break and Enter

• Trespass at night

• Illegal Dumping

What is a squatter?

• A gym pose

• A person staying at your house with permission

• Someone living in a property they don't own, rent or have permission to use

• A renter who does not own the property they live in

Private property is a legal designation of the ownership of property by non-governmental legal entities

• TRUE

• FALSE

What is an example of notice in writing? Select all that apply.

• NO ENTRY

• PLEASE STAY AWAY

• NO TRESPASSING

• NO PASSING

What are the two types of trespassing?

• Trespass to Chattels
  Trespass to Land

• Trespass during the day
  Trespass at night

• Trespass to Channels
  Trespass to Land

• Trespass to public property
  Trespass to private property

Trespass notices must be given to the trespasser directly

• TRUE

• FALSE

What information must be included in a written trespass notice? Select all that apply.

• Property description

• Time

• Trespasser description

• Location

Under powers of arrest, what happens when the person arresting a trespasser is not a police officer?

• Bring the trespasser to the police station

• Question the trespasser and get a confession before calling police

• Call for police assistance and turn trespasser into police custody

• Have dinner with the trespasser

How much use of force is allowed under the Trespass to Property Act?

• As much as you want

• No more than is reasonably necessary

• No use of force is permitted

• More than is reasonably necessary