Does a child have to be directly involved with the business dealings that bring the child to the property in order to be considered a business invitee?

No, the child is considered an invitee, regardless of whether the business dealings have a direct connection with the child.

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Does a child have to be directly involved with the business dealings that bring the child to the property in order to be considered a business invitee?

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