Libby v. West Coast Rock Company, Inc.

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• no reasonably implied invitation from allowing an area “to remain open for use by the public as a ‘lovers’ lane’”
• open rock pit easily observable to persons coming onto the property
• “[T]he bare con- clusion that the defendants had ‘impliedly invited the citizens of the area’ to use the premises by allowing them to remain open for use by the public as a ‘lovers’ lane’ cannot serve to further elevate Lib- by's status to that of an invitee.”

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