Michigan Security Guard Licensing Practice Test

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Under the Trespass to Property Act which are the following reasons can you remove a person off private property as a property owner, agent, or occupier

Failing to leave when asked to do so
Unauthorized activity
Entering the property when prohibited
You can’t remove anyone only arrest

The correct answer is: You can’t remove anyone only arrest

The given answer appears to be incorrect. In Ontario, under the Trespass to Property Act, individuals such as a property owner, agent, or occupier are allowed to remove an individual off the property for reasons like failing to leave when asked to do so, participating in unauthorized activity, or entering the property when explicitly prohibited. The Act categorizes these incidents as forms of trespassing and gives the property owner, occupier or their agent the authority to demand the person to leave the property. Therefore, 'the correct answer' is not that 'You can’t remove anyone only arrest'. This option would apply if only law enforcement personnel were involved. In this case, the question pertains to a property owner, an agent, or an occupier, and under the mentioned Act, these individuals do hold the right to remove a person from their property in the highlighted circumstances.