You cant use force if they already stopped damaging it.

Can you hit someone if they are on your property. If she doesnt you can take her to small claims court. However property owners cannot willfully injure trespassers. The definition of reasonable suspicion is difficult to define.

The appropriate response is to ask her to pay for the damage by replacing the damaged item. Property owners do not owe a duty to protect trespassers who enter their property. She needed to cooperate wit.

No1 you cant strike first. She will claim that you did. If you claim on your car insurance for an accident that is entirely someone elses fault some insurers will waive your excess but only if you can identify the at-fault driver.

This proverb is pervasive in the USA to express the belief that every person has the right to personal privacy and security in their own home. If a domestic pet roams the neighbourhood without restraint and it runs in front of your car causing an accident you may have recourse against the pet owner for negligence. Lets start with the number one rule concerning vehicle accidents.

If there are frequent trespassers on the property and the property owner is aware of them they may be held liable for the injuries sustained due to an unsafe condition on the property. The earlier you report the incident the more likely you are to receive compensation for your injuries. You will probably still be charged with hitting the person the charge will vary depending on the seriousness of the incident and if you say you were acting in self-defence the prosecution must prove to the court that you werent acting in self-defence.

You cant use force if they are touching the car with something that wont damage it. You can maybe use force if you reasonably believe that they will damage the car. Transfer dutyall transfers of land and property are liable to transfer duty formally known as stamp duty.