Attractive Nuisance

The leaving of something attractive to children but dangerous to them, such as a piece of contractor's equipment, supplies, etc., near the road, even though on private property is known as an "Attractive Nuisance." Property owners are liable when they knowingly leave a dangerous instrument or create a dangerous situation in a place apt to be frequented by children who do not realize their peril and are attracted to the situation probably to play, but are injured.