Georgia Power Company v. Deese

This is an action based on wilful and wanton misconduct. Under the facts alleged in the petition, the deceased was not an invitee by express or implied invitation, as no benefit accrued to the defendant from the presence of the deceased on the premises. “Speaking generally, where the privilege of user exists for the common interest or mutual advantage of both parties, it will be held to be a case of invitation; but if it exists for the mere pleasure and benefit of the party exercising the privilege, it will be held to be a case of license.” 17 R. C. L. 566, § 79. Also see Atlantic Steel…