The right to exclusive possession by the tenant makes the landlord a trespasser should there be any unauthorized entry by the landlord into the rented premises.

The right to exclusive possession is one of the key elements of a lease agreement, and it means that the tenant has the right to occupy and use the property without interference from the landlord. If the landlord enters the property without permission from the tenant, they are considered a trespasser because they are violating the tenant's right to exclusive possession.