Dorsch was a traveling salesman. He walked up Aldana's sidewalk and knocked on his door. Aldana did not have a locking gate or a "No trespassing" sign displayed. Dorsch was not invited by Aldana. When Aldana answered the door, he yelled at Dorsch and told him he hated salespeople and would sue for trespass. Is the act of knocking on Aldana's door without his permission trespass? Multiple Choice Yes, this is trespass because there was no express permission. O No, this is not trespass because Dorsch had no intent to do harm and did no physical damage to Aldana's property Yes, this is trespass because there was no express or implied permission. No, this is not trespass, Dorsch is a licensee and came on the property with Implied permission to use the sidewalk. Yes, this is trespass, though Dorsch has a defense due to the attractive nuisance doctrine. Dorsch was a traveling salesman. He walked up Aldana's sidewalk and knocked on his door. Aldana did not have a locking gate or a "No trespassing" sign displayed. Dorsch was not invited by Aldana. When Aldana answered the door, he yelled at Dorsch and told him he hated salespeople and would sue for trespass. Is the act of knocking on Aldana's door without his permission trespass? Multiple Choice Yes, this is trespass because there was no express permission. No, this is not trespass because Dorsch had no intent to do harm and did no physical damage to Aldana's property. Yes, this is trespass because there was no express or implied permission. No, this is not trespass, Dorsch is a licensee and came on the property with implied permission to use the sidewalk. Yes, this is trespass, though Dorsch has a defense due to the attractive nuisance doctrine