Delgado v. Southern Pacific Transportation Co.

How courts have described this case

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• rejecting argument that railroad’s alleged failure to prevent trespassers from boarding its trains was a failure to carry on its activities with reasonable regard for persons it had reason to know were trespassing
• knowledge of trespassers in general does not confer a duty to specific trespassers in other areas of whom a railroad has no knowledge

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