When an invitee's reason for being on the premises becomes social rather than business, he or she becomes a licensee.

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An invitee is someone who is on the premises for a purpose directly or indirectly related to the owner's business. When their reason for being on the premises shifts from business to social, they no longer meet the criteria of an invitee and instead become a licensee, who is there for their own purpose, not directly related to the business of the premises.

When an Invitee's Reason for Being on the Premises Becomes