Visibility is a factual question
A property owner may argue that a hazard was obvious. Lighting, warnings, crowds, and obstructions can affect what a visitor could reasonably observe.
Consider the wider circumstances
The condition of the property and the events leading to a fall may still require examination. Visibility alone should not replace a review of the specific facts.
Preserve context
Photos from the relevant viewpoint, witness accounts, and incident records can help explain the scene. Discuss the evidence with an attorney to understand how property-safety and fault questions may apply.
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