Any person whose presence is not a benefit to the occupier but to which the occupier has no objection is legally described as an invitee.

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An invitee is someone who enters a property for the mutual benefit of both the occupier and the visitor, typically for business purposes. A person who is present without objection but not for the occupier's benefit is typically considered a licensee, not an invitee.

Any Person Whose Presence Is Not a Benefit to the Occupier