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This book is for direct Exam prep not a long outline. Ikpu nkiru chukwu bu ogwu. This book is for Exam takers. Excerpt: Premises Liability in brief The owner of premises (including a tenant) owes the same duty of care to trespassers, invitees and licensees. Roland v Christian. Cite that case. Formerly, a trespasser was one on the land without the owner's permission or consent. A business invitee was and is still one on the premises for the reason it's open to the public (e.g. a library visitor here to read books), or otherwise to confer economic benefits on the owner e.g. a shopper, a person visiting a home business to browse. This kind of business invitee includes even a window shopper or someone just in the store to use the bathroom or to escape the rain outside as long as she is arguably a potential shopper.

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