Livestock Trespass
1Elements and Case Citations
“A possessor of livestock which intrudes upon the land of another is liable for their intrusion and for any harm done while upon the land to its possessor or a member of his household although the possessor of the livestock exercised the utmost care to prevent them from intruding.” Williams v. Goodwin, 41 Cal. App. 3d 496, 498 (1974).
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