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In what instance could a landowner be liable if a trespassing adult is injured on the landowner's property?
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If the landowner failed to give notice of a hidden danger, but knew of the danger. |
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If the landowner intentionally set up a dangerous condition that caused the trespasser's injury. |
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If the landowner had an attractive nuisance on the property. |
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d. |
Both b and c above. |
Answer: Option A & B
Explanation: If a trespasser is injured on the property due to a dangerous condition which is set up by the landowner intentionally (Option B), then the landowner will be liable for the injuries cause to the trespasser. Moreover, it is the duty of landowner to warn the trespasser about the danger on the property. In absence of this gesture also, (Option A) landowner is liable.