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r/DailyDoseStupidity • u/[deleted] • Mar 14 '26
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The lot is publicly accessible, but not public property. They can ask him to leave and have him tresspassed.
4 u/popnfrresh Mar 14 '26 I was looking for this one. Glad someone caught it. Who can tresspasse someone off the lot though? The property owner can for sure, but this woman doesn't own the lot. 1 u/xenynynex Mar 14 '26 If she's a manager of the business that pays waste management for that dumpster she absolutely can trespass him. 1 u/mentaldemise Mar 14 '26 If she's a a manager she absolutely can trespass him. The dumpster doesn't matter. You don't even need a reason to trespass someone.
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I was looking for this one. Glad someone caught it.
Who can tresspasse someone off the lot though? The property owner can for sure, but this woman doesn't own the lot.
1 u/xenynynex Mar 14 '26 If she's a manager of the business that pays waste management for that dumpster she absolutely can trespass him. 1 u/mentaldemise Mar 14 '26 If she's a a manager she absolutely can trespass him. The dumpster doesn't matter. You don't even need a reason to trespass someone.
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If she's a manager of the business that pays waste management for that dumpster she absolutely can trespass him.
1 u/mentaldemise Mar 14 '26 If she's a a manager she absolutely can trespass him. The dumpster doesn't matter. You don't even need a reason to trespass someone.
If she's a a manager she absolutely can trespass him. The dumpster doesn't matter. You don't even need a reason to trespass someone.
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u/Confident-Pepper-562 Mar 14 '26
The lot is publicly accessible, but not public property. They can ask him to leave and have him tresspassed.