Negligence - Duty by Relationship - Take Home

Licensees:

• Have permission to be on the property, but are not there for a business purpose.
• Don't have permission to be on the property.
• Have permission to be on the property, and are there for a business purpose.
• Must be an employee
• Must be acting within the scope of their authority

Trespassers:

• Have permission to be on the property, but are not there for a business purpose.
• Don't have permission to be on the property.
• Have permission to be on the property, and are there for a business purpose.
• Must be an employee
• Must be acting within the scope of their authority

Invitees:

• Have permission to be on the property, but are not there for a business purpose.
• Don't have permission to be on the property.
• Have permission to be on the property, and are there for a business purpose.
• Must be an employee
• Must be acting within the scope of their authority

For respondent superior to apply, the torfeasor must:

• Have permission to be on the property, but are not there for a business purpose.
• Not have permission to be on the property.
• Have permission to be on the property, and are there for a business purpose.
• Be an employee
• Be acting within the scope of their authority

True or False. Under the general rule, property owners have a duty to warn trespassers.

• True
• False

True or False. Under the general rule, property owners have a duty to warn social guests.

• True
• False

True or False. Under the known trespasser rule, property owners have a duty to warn.

• True
• False

True or False. If a property owner knows that people trespass on the property, the owner has a duty to make the property safe.

• True
• False

True or False. The known trespasser rule is subjective - it only applies when the property owners knows there are trespassers.

• True
• False

True or False. If you invite someone to your home, they are a social guest.

• True
• False