A defendant will be liable if he or she invades the plaintiff's interest in a way that substantially deviates from that consented to.

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When a defendant's actions substantially deviate from the consent provided by the plaintiff, it constitutes an invasion of the plaintiff's interests beyond what was agreed upon, making the defendant liable for any resulting harm or damages.

A Defendant Will Be Liable If He or She Invades