Levine v. Miller

How courts have described this case

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• upholding trial court’s directed verdict because there was no evidence in the record that appellees violated a legal duty owed to appellants
• “The Maryland law is firmly established that the owner of land owes no duty to a trespasser or licensee, even one of tender years, except to abstain from wilful [sic] or wanton misconduct and entrapment.”
• “One may be an invitee or business visitor as to one portion of the premises, or for a limited time, and be a licensee or trespasser as to another portion of the same premises or, without changing location, undergo the same change in status by the lapse of time.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).