Belinda knocked on Priscilla's front door and invited her to church one day. Belinda had not been invited onto Priscilla's property. If Priscilla sues Belinda for trespass, will Priscilla likely win her suit $($do not answer this question with regard to the practical implications, such as how much Priscilla is likely to win, even a jury recognition that there was a trespass and a token damages award of $$1$ should be sufficient for you to consider Priscilla winning her suit$)?$

Multiple Choice

Yes, as Belinda was not invited and thus was in trespass.

Yes, as while a neighbor could visit without being invited and not be considered in trespass, a travelling salesperson is considered a trespasser under the Solicitor non Conveniens doctrine.

No$,$ as Belinda is considered a licensee and has committed no property tort.

No$,$ although a traveling salesperson is considered a trespasser unless they have been invited by a homeowner, an exception to the rule occurs when the salesperson has not done any physical property damage, and there was none described in the above hypothetical.