A postal worker slipped and fell on a garden hose that had been left across the entrance sidewalk of Ellen's home. Later that same day, Susan, who was coming by to attend a lingerie party at Ellen's home, slipped and fell on the same hose. Ellen was aware of the postman's injuries, but made no attempt to remove the hose. As to Susan's injuries
a. Ellen is innocent of any wrong as Susan was a trespasser.
b. Ellen is guilty of assault and battery against Susan.
c. Ellen is probably liable for negligence because Susan was a business invitee to whom was owed a duty to correct dangerous conditions.
d. Ellen is liable under the post office rule.
c
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