Criminal Offences Act, 1960 (Act 29)
Section 157 - Trespass
A person who
(a) unlawfully enters in an insulting, annoying or threatening manner on land belonging to or in the possession of any other person, or
(b) unlawfully enters on land after having been forbidden so to do, or
(c) unlawfully enters and remains on land after having been required to depart from that land, or
(d) having lawfully entered on a land, acts in a manner that is insulting, annoying or threatening, or
(e) having lawfully entered on a land, remains on that land after having been lawfully required to depart from that land,
commits a criminal offence and is liable, on the complaint of the owner or occupier of the land, to a fine not exceeding twenty-five penalty units; and the Court may order the removal from the land, by force if necessary, of a person, an animal, a structure or a thing.
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