Banks v. TRUSTEES OF UNIV. OF PENN.

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• noting that a possessor of land cannot be held liable for harm to an invitee unless he (1) knows or by the exercise of reasonable care could discover the condition that involved an unreasonable risk of harm to such invitee; (2
• to avoid demonstrators, plaintiff took one of several alternate routes and climbed and then fell off a four foot wall; landowner not liable for not warning of this known and unchanging danger

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