To enter another's land without consent or to remain there after being asked to leave constitutes the tort of ______.
A) assault
B) conversion
C) battery
D) trespass
E) invasion of privacy

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To enter another's land without consent or to remain there after being asked to leave constitutes the tort of trespass. A variation on the trespass tort arises when something, such as particles of pollution, is placed on another's land without consent.

To Enter Another's Land Without Consent or to Remain There