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A homeowner intentionally walked across a strip of grass while measuring for a fence. He reasonably but mistakenly believed the strip was part of his lot. A later survey showed the strip belonged to his neighbor. The neighbor suffered no measurable damage.
Is the homeowner liable for trespass to land?

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Yes, but only if the plaintiff proves the land lost market value. Yes, because every negligent entry is trespass to land. Yes, because intent to enter the land is enough even if the defendant reasonably but mistakenly believed the land was his. No, because trespass to land requires proof that the defendant intended to violate another's property rights.

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