Trespass to Land
Examples
Driver takes a turn too closely and drives through someone's fence at the edge of their property; Someone treks all over the person's garden, ruining their prized begonias.
Definition
(1) Conduct intending to cause and causing (2) Trespass onto the property of another (3) And causing damage thereto (4) without consent or privilege
Comments
For trespass, the person must have voluntarily moved rather than being pushed/tripped/shot out of a canon. You don't need to know it was someone else's property or whose property it was. The fact that someone stepped onto the property is not actionable. Unlike in battery, where "offensive" contact counts even though harm didn't occur, in trespass there must be some kind of actual damage or harm occurring.