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Defenses to trespass include consent, where the property owner permits entry; necessity, where entry is required to prevent harm or damage; and public policy, which allows for certain activities that serve the public good. Additionally, a defendant may argue that they had a right to enter the property, such as an easement or legal authority. In some cases, the claim of trespass may also be challenged on the grounds of insufficient evidence or the lack of intent to trespass.

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