In Order to Determine If the Landowner Should Have Been

question 2

Multiple Choice

In order to determine if the landowner should have been able to reasonably foresee a harm that occurred to a guest, the court considers a number of factors. Which of the following was not part of the list provided in the article?

• A) The nature of the facility.
• B) The facility's surrounding locale.
• C) The age of the victim.
• D) The experience of the facility manager.
• E) The lack of customary security precautions.

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