Cases- Adult trespassers

Donoghue v Folkestone Properties

Occupier does not have to warn adult trespassers against obvious risks when the trespasser trespasses at an unforeseeable time of day or year.

Higgs v Foster 2004

Occupier will not owe a duty to trespassers they do not expect to enter the premises.

Rhind v Astbury Water Park 2004

Occupier doesn’t owe a duty for danger they are unaware of.

Ratcliff v McConnell 1999

Occupier doesn’t have to warn adult visitors of risk of injury if there are obvious dangers.

Tomlinson v Cangleton Borough Council 2003

Occupier does not have to spend lots of money making the premises safe from obvious dangers.