In legal terms, what does 'unlawful entry' imply?

'Unlawful entry' refers to an entry that violates a restriction set by law or the property owner. This term encompasses situations where an individual enters a property without the legal permission of the owner or in a manner that contravenes relevant laws or regulations. For example, if a person enters through a locked door without permission or exceeds the bounds of a lawful invitation (such as entering a restricted area of a property), it constitutes unlawful entry.

The other options imply forms of entry that are typically permitted. For instance, entry with written consent from the property owner is legal, as is entry for maintenance or inspection purposes when authorized, and entry that is endorsed by local authorities. These forms of entry would not violate the restrictions of property ownership or applicable laws.