ISSUE:
Was the mere unauthorized entry, without any actual damage to it or the land into an unenclosed land of another, an act of trespass?
RULE:
Every unauthorized intrusion into the land of another is a sufficient trespass to support a claim for the same, whether the land be actually enclosed or not. And from every such entry the law infers some damage; if nothing more, the treading down the grass or shrubbery.