A person could be liable for the tort of trespass:
A)if he or she delivered a package to the owner at poolside as instructed by the owner.
B)if,in the middle of the night,he or she was carried onto the neighbour's property and thrown in the pool.
C)i he or she lost control of his or her bike and accidentally went onto the neighbour's property and into the pool.
D)if he or she stood in the lane and threw a tire in the pool.
E)if he or she swam in the pool with the owner's permission.

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Trespass to land involves the intentional or negligent entry onto the land of another without permission or legal right. In choice D, throwing a tire into someone's pool from the lane intentionally involves an act that interferes with the owner's possession of their property, making it a form of trespass. Choices A, B, C, and E do not constitute trespass for various reasons: A involves acting with the owner's permission, B involves a lack of volition, C involves an accident without intent, and E explicitly mentions permission from the owner.

A Person Could Be Liable for the Tort of Trespass