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Is a landowner liable if a licensee injures themselves on their property?
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A landowner is legally obligated to advise persons legally on the land of any dangerous circumstances or hidden dangers. A landowner is legally liable to ALL persons on the land if there are any traps or devices designed to hurt living things.
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