Landholder has an in-ground pool dug on landholder's property. An uninvited neighborhood child
trespasses on the property to examine the pool and is accidentally injured after tripping and falling
down the steps of the pool. The landholder will seek to avoid liability but will actually be held liable
because
A) the child was an invitee
B) of the doctrine of attractive nuisance
C) the injury was the result of an Act of God
D) the child was a trespasser
B
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