In cases involving businesses, where the public enters the business as a part of doing business, the law presumes the property:
A) is surrounded by guards at all times
B) is safe for public admission
C) is owned by the person who runs the business
D) owner owes the public no particular duty of care
E) none of these

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The law presumes that a business open to the public is safe for admission. This means that the owner of the business has a duty of care to ensure that the property is reasonably safe for the public to enter and conduct business without undue risk of harm.

In Cases Involving Businesses, Where the Public Enters the Business