An insured owns a pet lion that is caged on the homeowner's property. The owner takes great care to warn neighbors of the possible danger by posting signs, fencing the yard, and locking the cage at all times. When a neighbor's child manages to open the cage and is bitten, what type of liability would apply to the lion owner?

An insured owns a pet lion that is caged on the homeowner's property. The owner takes great care to warn neighbors of the possible danger by posting signs, fencing the yard, and locking the cage at all times. When a neighbor's child manages to open the cage and is bitten, what type of liability would apply to the lion owner?




A) Contractual liability.

B) Premises liability.

C) Absolute liability.

D) Vicarious liability.



Answer: C

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