Seal Ex Rel. Seal v. Carlsbad Independent School District

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• holding that operation of a swimming pool is not inherently dangerous
• holding suit could be brought against the school district for its direct negligence in failing to prevent a hazardous condition created by a third party who used the school district pool and did not provide adequate lifeguard protection
• holding suit could be brought against the school district for its direct negligence in failing to prevent a hazardous condition ere-ated by a third party who used the school district pool and did not provide adequate lifeguard protection
• showing negligence of the school district was in \failing to ensure that a properly trained lifeguard was present and acting as such \
• describing duties of an owner/occupier and citing W. Page Keeton et al., Prosser & Keeton on the Lato of Torts § 61, at 425-26 (5th ed.1984)
• describing duty of care to take reasonable precautions to protect the invitee from dangers

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