An occupier of premises is only liable for an injury to a visitor to the premises if: (i) They were in control of the premises at the time.(ii) They had in fact been careless in not ensuring the premises are safe.(iii) They directly caused the injury.(iv) The visitor was on the premises with the express permission of the occupier:

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The statement refers to four conditions that need to be met for an occupier of premises to be liable for an injury to a visitor. Option B is the only one that accurately reflects the two conditions required, i.e., control of the premises and carelessness on the part of the occupier for failing to ensure its safety. The other options either omit one of the two conditions or include conditions that are not necessary.

An Occupier of Premises Is Only Liable for an Injury