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There is a separate branch in tort law on landowner's liability that the landowner has responsibility to put his guests out of harm's way. That responsibility requires landowner to warn guests about all the risks in the surroundings. Failure of so doing would be a liability to him. For example, if you have a pool and you forget to warn the guest' children of the deep water and one kid got drowned from diving, you will be held liable for the wrongful death. Of course you don't have warn the obvious dangers.

Maybe some of the insurance policies are drafted based on this. In the Gap case, however, it is hard to say that a reasonably prudent person would think the slippery floor was a danger. Most stores are so cautious to warn. I'm sure you have seen that stores put a sign near the spot where spill occured. It is just not the case here.

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• You bunch of iodots! -71127- ♀ (566 bytes) () 12/07/2005 postreply 10:51:08

• Watch your mouth -66196- ♀ (40 bytes) () 12/07/2005 postreply 13:36:52

• Just have a little time -66196- ♀ (2873 bytes) () 12/07/2005 postreply 14:41:51

• 回複：回複：I heard if someone got injured in your house, the ho -68106- ♀ (682 bytes) () 12/07/2005 postreply 16:03:57

• 回複：回複：回複：I heard if someone got injured in your house, -66196- ♀ (2772 bytes) () 12/07/2005 postreply 17:04:12

• business practice rule -68106- ♀ (1296 bytes) () 12/08/2005 postreply 10:43:31

• Sounds like a good rule -66196- ♀ (1628 bytes) () 12/08/2005 postreply 13:30:30