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Simple English definitions for legal terms

invitee

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A quick definition of invitee:

An invitee is someone who is invited to enter someone else's property, like a store or a party. The owner of the property has a responsibility to keep the property safe and warn the invitee of any dangers. This is called the "reasonable care" standard. It means that the owner should do what a reasonable person would do to keep the property safe. This is important because if an invitee gets hurt on the property, the owner may be responsible for their injuries.

A more thorough explanation:

An invitee is a person who is invited to enter someone else's property, either directly or indirectly, for a specific purpose. This could be a customer entering a store or a guest attending a social event at a private residence.

The property owner has a duty to ensure that the premises are reasonably safe and to warn the invitee of any known dangerous conditions that are not open and obvious. This duty is based on state premises liability laws, which vary from state to state.

For example, if a customer slips and falls on a wet floor in a store, the store owner may be liable for any injuries sustained by the customer. Similarly, if a guest at a party is injured due to a dangerous condition on the property, the host may be held responsible.

The duty owed to invitees has been the subject of many legal cases. In some states, such as California, the law has established a general duty of care for property owners to maintain their property in a reasonably safe condition, regardless of the visitor's status.

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20:07
I am semi proficient in spanish.
20:08
nice same. This sounds bad but I do not like how spanish sounds.
20:09
or english for that matter
20:09
There is nothing wrong with that. I like all the languages. It is tones that annoy me.
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and fabrics
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@GalenMeric: Sorry, tones is what I meant. Are you a wool fabric fan?
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I think my only wool piece is my suits, and I like those quite a bit.
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Wool is the best fabric
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I only buy wool, denim, leather, and loop wheel cotton
21:31
@NemoPropheta: Im on that polyester, nylon, spandex, rayon, and fleece grind fam
21:32
jk but fr: I was watching how to fold dress shirts so they do not wrinkle, and the dude did his folding on a wool blanket so that the wool fibers grabbed the cotton shirt (like velcro), that is smart asf
21:32
That is smart
21:33
I want a weatherwool blanket
21:33
But I hang my shirts but Ive heard arguments against it
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Generally I fold knitwear and hang everything else
21:35
Cant wait to get that big law money and spend it all on clothes 🙏
21:37
@NemoPropheta: his point was to protect the collar at all costs, therefore fold most shirts. I HATE when collars be acting out, so I will adpot his method: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/QaVKudd36zc?feature=share
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oh fr wearin a suit is so fun t. someone who wears a suit seldomly
21:40
Yeah that makes sense, I do hate when my collar stick out at the sides, I cant figure out how to iron them so they maintain their shape
21:48
collar stays may be the answer. also, shirt stays are goated
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@NemoPropheta: those look so nice, but i feel like one spec of dirt or one crease will ruin ur week, even if the money means nothing?
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bruh
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I like worn in leather, and dirt is easy enough to clean off*
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Am I still muted on here
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