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A plaintiff sues for trespass to land after the defendant intentionally walks across the plaintiff's property without permission, causing no physical damage. Can the plaintiff recover?

No, because there was no actual damage No, because the entry was peaceful Yes, because trespass to land does not require proof of actual damages; nominal damages are available Yes, but only if the defendant intended to cause harm

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Yes, because trespass to land does not require proof of actual damages; nominal damages are available

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