Mandeville Mills v. Dale

Decided 1907-10-14

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Powell, J. (After stating the foregoing facts.) 1. The liability of the owner or proprietor of premises, for injuries received by persons while present upon such premises, may be viewed in four aspects: (1) Where the person injured is there as a trespasser; (2) where he is there as a licensee; (3) where he is there by invitation of the owner or proprietor; (4) where he is there under s…

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