UT · jury_instructions
MUJI 2d CV1202
Trespass to personal property
In this action, [name of plaintiff] seeks to recover damages from [name of defendant] for a trespass to [name of plaintiff]'s property.
To establish [name of plaintiff]'s claim for trespass against the property involved in this case, you must find that:
1) [name of plaintiff] had [ownership/lawful possession] of the property at the time of the alleged trespass;
2) [name of defendant] interfered with [name of plaintiff]'s exclusive right to possession of the property, by [specify briefly the acts alleged to constitute wrongful interference with [name of plaintiff]'s personal property];
3) [name of defendant] intended to perform the act that amounted to the unlawful interference with the personal property of [name of plaintiff]; and
4) [name of defendant] had no right to do the act that constituted the interference with the personal property of [name of plaintiff].
Provenance
- Source
- legacy.utcourts.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-08-22
- Edition
- 2026-08-21
- Content hash
19fe8716c874d7940a2af3a38dc15f744ffd9c8d9291a655ed8c603095fde4c4
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