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Are there any exceptions to the rule that a property owner is not liable for the injuries of a child trespasser?

 

A:

Yes, attractive nuisance doctrine is an exception to the rule that a property owner's only duty to a trespasser is to avoid willful and wanton harm.  However, under the attractive nuisance doctrine a property owner is required to warn all trespassers including children of any known dangers that are not easily discoverable by ordinary observation.




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