Daniels v. Timmons

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• stating that attractive nuisance cases spring from the negligence of the defendant landowner in regard to his or her property which is subject to being entered upon by children
• \All of the so-called attractive nuisance cases spring from negligence of the defendant in regard to his or her own property which is subject to being entered upon by a child who may be attracted onto the premises.\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).