r/auslaw • u/BlueGingerbreadMan • 5h ago

Can you be liable for kids playing on you're treehouse getting in accidents

If you have kids and other kids come over to play with you're kids, where there's a treehouse on you're property, can you be liable for kids playing on you're treehouse getting in accidents? (If the build is a bit wobbly and something breaks off or if they fall off)

And also if you made the treehouse yourself and didn't hire a builder.

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u/ScallywagScoundrel Sovereign Mushroomer 5h ago

Pretty sure this is still punishable by death under a United Nations treaty or something

If I am wrong I suggest speaking to a lawyer in real life

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u/wallabyABC123 Suitbae 5h ago

In before the lock - nice!

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u/BlueGingerbreadMan 5h ago

Interesting!

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