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> I have heard "attractive nuisance" used (not in a legal context) Well, you linked to the legal context, so you'll have to excuse me for misunderstanding. >
by mseebach 9y ago
> I have heard "attractive nuisance" used (not in a legal context)
Well, you linked to the legal context, so you'll have to excuse me for misunderstanding.
> "well, what else did you think was going to happen?"
People not stealing bikes, vandalising them and throwing them in nature? Do we really have to invent pseudo-legalities to get around the simple fact that people doing this are utter assholes (and criminals), regardless of whether the company providing these bikes have behaved perfectly?