Under the doctrine of attractive nuisance, the mere fact that an act occurred can be used by the fact finder to infer that the defendant was negligent.

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The doctrine of attractive nuisance does not infer negligence merely because an act occurred; it applies when a landowner fails to take reasonable steps to secure a potentially dangerous condition on their property that is likely to attract children who are unable to appreciate the risk.

Under the Doctrine of Attractive Nuisance, the Mere Fact That