Duty to Inspect

There is a duty to upon a possessor to make reasonable inspections of the premises in order to uncover dangerous conditions. Liability is not applicable if the defect could have not been discovered by a reasonable inspection. When trying to find out whether the danger should have been inspected, circumstantial evidence is used. For example, if an inspection was not performed for a long period of time. Depending on what type of premise is at issue, there are various criterion to determine what is a reasonable inspection.

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