Parker Ex Rel. Parker v. Stevenson Oil Co.

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• noting when an invitee enters onto the property of another, the primary benefit is to the property owner, not the invitee
• the term “invitee” in premises liability cases means the same thing as a business visitor and refers to one who enters upon the premises of another at the express or implied invitation of the occupant, especially when he is there about a matter of mutual interest or advantage
• the term “invitee” in premises liability cases usually means the same thing as a business visitor and refers to one who enters upon the premises of another at the express or implied invitation of the occupant, especially when he is there about a matter of mutual interest or advantage

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