Reasonable Use Defense is an affirmative legal doctrine in tort law that permits a defendant to avoid liability for indirect trespass by demonstrating that the intrusion resulted from a use of land that is consistent with customary practices and balanced against the plaintiff’s property interests.
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United States Department of State
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University of Arkansas at Fayetteville
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University of Michigan
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Environmental and Water Resources Engineering
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University of California, Berkeley
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State Street (United States)
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Maryland Department of Natural Resources
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