Defenses to Intentional Torts Against Property

Reasonable, [..1..] can defend property after a [..2..] to desist

non-deadly force, warning

Force defending property must not be [..1..], like harmful [..2..]

excessive, booby traps

Defense of property is invalid if the tort is [..1..] or entry is [..2..]

complete, privileged

Reasonable force can [..1..] if in [..2..] of the wrongdoer

recapture chattels, hot pursuit

Public necessity is an [..1..] for averting widespread [..2..]

absolute defense, public disaster

Private necessity [..1..], but the actor [..2..] caused

excuses trespass, pays damages

For property defense, [..1..] first, then use only reasonable, [..2..]

warn, non-deadly force

Recapture of chattels requires [..1..] and [..2..]

immediate pursuit, reasonable force

Public necessity is an [..1..], while private necessity means the actor [..2..]

absolute defense, pays harm

If private necessity [..1..] the [..2..], the defense is [..3..]

benefits, property owner, absolute