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Trespass Viet Armis

Description:

Trespass Viet Armis is a Latin phrase that translates to "trespass by force." It is a legal concept primarily used in common law jurisdictions to describe an unlawful act of entering or remaining on someone else's property without permission or authority.

Senses and Usages:

1. Verb (transitive) - Committing Trespass:

To "trespass viet armis" means to unlawfully enter or infringe upon someone else's property using force or violence. This term typically refers to situations where an individual forcefully enters a property without any legal right or authority.

Example Sentence: The protesters trespassed viet armis onto the government's property and were arrested by the police.

2. Noun - Legal Concept:

"Trespass Viet Armis" is also used as a noun to describe the legal concept of committing trespass by force. It represents a severe form of trespassing often resulting in legal consequences and potential civil liability.

Example Sentence: The landowner filed a civil lawsuit against the trespasser for committing trespass viet armis and causing damage to the property.

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