Which doctrine protects children who trespass on another's property due to the presence of something such as an unfenced swimming pool?

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Haylee Hayes

26 September, 10:10

Which doctrine protects children who trespass on another's property due to the presence of something such as an unfenced swimming pool?

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Tabitha · Answer 1

Answer: The correct answer is : attractive nuisance

Explanation: This doctrine is a legal theory that protects children who roam the land of others and suffer some kind of injury due to a dangerous condition created by the owner. This doctrine is based on the negligence that keeps landowners to a higher level when they create an artificial condition on their land.