nontrespassing

English

Etymology

From non- +‎ trespassing.

Adjective

nontrespassing (not comparable)

1. Not trespassing.
   • 1987, Robert Joseph Janosik, Encyclopedia of the American judicial system:

     Under the common law a possessor of a domestic animal (cattle, dogs, cats) is liable for harm caused by the nontrespassing animal only if the possessor knows of an abnormally dangerous propensity of the animal.

   • 2005, William H. Skelton, Cherokee National Forest Hiking Guide:

     The streambed itself offers the only nontrespassing route.