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Tortious trespass

Trespass may be committed on the surface or subsurface of land, or even the space above land, but flight by aircraft in legally navigable airspace which does not unreasonably interfere with the possessor's use and enjoyment of the land is not trespass. A trespass is also committed when a person initially has permission to place an item of personal property on the land of another, but subsequently fails to remove the property once that permission is revoked. A person who intentionally enters land is not relieved from liability for trespass even if the person mistakenly believes they have the right to enter someone else's property or that the property is theirs.