Trespasser Rule

Trespasser Rule

Definition

Common-law rule that a landowner has no duty to keep his land in a safe condition for the benefit of trespassers; however, a landowner may not willfully or wantonly cause injury to a trespasser and must use reasonable care not to injure a trespasser once he is aware of the trespasser’s presence.

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