occupiers liabilty act 1957 -

occupiers liability act 1957 s.2(2)

dudty of care is to take such care that is reasonable to see that the visitor will be reasonably safe using the premises for a reason or permitted by the occupier to be there

white lion v james

failure to meet the standard of care will amount to a breach

s1(3)(a) of the ola 9157

person having occupation or control of any fixed or moveable structure, including any vessel, vehicle and aircraft

lawful visitor- LJ scrutton in the clagarth case

somone who you invite into your premises to use it or stay in the way that you intened them to

invitees- s.1(2)

those who have been invited onto the land, having express permission to be there. if exceeded they become a trespasser

licenses- s.1(2)

have express or implied or implied permission to be there, including where a licence would be implied in common law

contracutual- s.5(1)

paying in exchange for something, e.g: paying to go to the cinema

laverton v kiapasha

the takeaway were not liable due to the defendants not having to keep visitors completely safe