Owner owes no duty to an undiscovered or unanticipated trespasser. Owner must warn or make safe known concealed artificial conditions which involve risk of serious bodily injuries or death. Owner must make reasonable inspections to find hazards or make land available to the public reasonably safe. Forseeable trespass of children Child pleading an attractive nuisance must be to immature to recognize the risk. Generally, there is no duty to act for the benefit of another.
Defendant is responsible for victim's plight.
Defendant voluntarily acts and puts victim in worse position. The hypothetical objective standards of an adult. The defendant acts and unreasonably exposes plaintiff to detrimental effects of that act. Defendant will not be liable for unforseable result Direct Cause Defendant will be liable for all forseeable results of of his acts Indirect Cause Defendant will be liable for forseeable results where defendant's act is joined by a subsequent force and the combination causes the result. If it is forseeable that the act would cause damage, the defendant will be liable for all damage even if it is larger than expected.