In reference to trespassers, if the owner clearly knows there’s a likelihood that trespassers will encroach into the property, he or she may have a responsibility to give sound warning so as to prevent injury. This obligation applies only with respect to artificial circumstances that the owner has created or maintains, and is aware to likely cause severe injury or death.
Children on Property
A landowner's responsibility to caution or warn is different with respect to children who aren't allowed to be on the property. The property owner/possessor is obligated to give a warning if he or she is aware (or should know) that children will possibly be on the premises, and that an unsafe condition on the premises is likely to result to serious physical injury or death. This special responsibility to children is usually referred to as the "attractive nuisance" doctrine.
its physcologically proven that eye twitching is a sign that one knows that someone knows something bad is gonna happen and they are afraid to face it coz they think they are tough
Mrs. Ramos can get the answer she is looking for and can get care from any provider who participates in Original Medicare, but normally there is a high-cost sharing amount if get care from a provider who/that is not part of the PPO network. This means if she wants to get less charge for her queries she should see a provider from the network.
