Outdoor Sports Unlimited, a retail store, must use reasonable care on its premises to warn its…

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➤ Why are obvious risks treated differently from hidden hazards?
Courts treat obvious risks differently because a reasonable customer can see and avoid them. A store normally need not warn about open and obvious hazards. But the store must act if the hazard is unusually dangerous, concealed in context, or if customers include vulnerable people who cannot appreciate the risk.

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