a licensor can make a claim for possession against a trespasser even if not in existing possession. Justify your answer by reference to the case law.

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In the case of Manchester Airport Plc v Dutton [1999], it was established that a licensor, who has granted a licence to occupy land, can seek an injunction against a trespasser even if they are not in physical possession of the land at the time of the trespass. This case demonstrates that the legal right to possession is sufficient to take action against trespassers.

A Licensor Can Make a Claim for Possession Against a Trespasser