Question

The​ _____ doctrine is a special tort rule that imposes liability on a landowner to children who have trespassed onto his or her property with the intent to play on a hazard and are killed or injured while doing so.

Answer 1

Answer:

Attractive nuisance doctrine

Explanation:

Under attractive nuisance doctrine, a landowner is held responsible for the injuries or death caused to children while playing on the land owned by him. The child or children could have got attracted to the land without knowing the danger or hazards present on the land.

This comes under intentional tort that imposes responsibility on the landowner for ensuring the safety of the trespassers.

Answer 2

Answer:

attractive nuisance doctrine

Explanation:

attractive nuisance doctrine - this is referred to that doctrine based on law of tort. it states that if any children got injuries while trespassing on owner land then the owner will be held responsible for that injury.

an attractive nuisance is considered as an object which can cause any causality by attracting children. for example - Dogs can be taken as an attractive nuisance which can be dangerous to the children if they get attracted to the dog.